' drape Vines.
100 non EMBBACINGI7 rariedes ;
*nn«»i4«jT ? T 7 itw prica,tj i
5 £>■ -;JOHB HDKDOCD, Ji,
■bMwot- - - wtabmfr «aa Kamrt.. ■
Por Pall Planting. •
°pERR Y -2 *“”■©
Standards ai>43 years, ss esrirtie*.
9MMO Peabh, 40 rtrictiet.
00,000 Krsrgrwfia, of no* hardy varieties, from small to h
I \
j ' \
WUh • large Stock of Apple, Pear —standard and dwarf—
varieties; Grape Vines,
Ehrebtery, Green 11 rose Plants, Boms, Ac.
Those wnhlng an cztn article of choice varietiu might
And ltto Chair Interest to examine my stock before or<lrring
tlmOMTe- iflidatrtfP JNO. MURDOCK, Jr,
Tv • -..'X.-. ”
Tn<ir:iy*« r-Uy ■
To K«t<l ibnfc ;i*>. ••
To !*nu!y’a li.ii'i... „ ••
1 To So»p ana Cn aaiTJaZZiUTiur'in. '
*bootoß*<pi*rterof • mllnfrom the McoiulToll mS 1 I ;M A\S’ PATENT GE A UF.I' ['KF.S'~F.."
a«4,Mtl»P«msx>l«nA ««!"<“■ E'"** l "''!. «»«"»• , JCi with DonUk Soir-linuitine In o 8,.„ . I- , ,1„.
doa of Fc*lrth*tswf,Kid»b<mt tbre* Ulflft (]n»ter Tijlosr CliAndlsri, nis.le and lor «sl<> hT
(hmPlttrtOTtt. \ CHARLES EVANi t HuXJ. I'I„F J*l r .L„
. “O* ooo ** **"+"■ \ K. B.—All kinds of F-r»t Emm. f.r I'rlnl. r- n A
JSi7 120* . \Blnder* MilotLvr».-ma.|si r.n4 f-.r !••”
\ We refer to A W«?ov i
•»»^argh r P.i.
gUftfltfetmcnts.
ALtiSS A'HEBptES,
No. 23 South Wherva, and S 3 &uoi ffiifer Srttl,
PHILADELPHIA,
S HOLESAY<R /DEALERS IN ’ OILS,
OudlM, Btuxh, lie. A fan ttserfment on hand in
In* attention of defjtn ts raped Wlt
mrfcdly .
13altimott SUtbctfismente.
C. EC4BU AtIQRZAD M ...... W«. T. fcl-loa
ABJSIBTEAD. BIGQS A CO M
A GENTS FOR THE SALE OF VIRGINIA
J%. juarhtaotc&sd tobacco,
No. 87 Enhanfft Place, Baltimore.
tilmja mbiTiil ■ ntiTrh they diitrlbct®
taa feint market priew. epSthljd*
Dr. McLANS’S
_ CELEBRA-TED
VERMIFTMi 1-
liver pills.
Two Ofthe best Preparations of the Affe.
They are not recom
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur
ports.
The Vermifuge; v for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The Liver Pills, for
- the cure of Liver Com
plaint, all Bilious De
.RANGEMENTS, SICK HEAD
ACHE,, See.
it
i •
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
Dr. C. McLane’s Cele
brated Vermifuge and
Liver Pills, prepared by
SOLE PROPRIETORS, Pitts
burgh, Pa., and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
nefore «the public, pur
porting to f)e Vermifuge
and Liver Pilb.. All
others, in comparison
with Dr. McLanf’.s, un:
worthless.
i Ilf GENUINE iVjc Laiiv
Vermifuge .mil I.h lT
Pilla can now b(- had
all n.t,pcv;uhlr
‘ilutCS,
FLESHING- liSO'fJ
¥ 1 'T'HKQREATEST'MATCH MACHINE IN
£ A T&fiWORLDi ___
A rORTTOTB MADE WITH A SMALL IN7ESME.VT.
. -i. THOMAS’PATENT MATCH MACHIMJB
(||| [ - good
mntrrtallj reduce* the cost.
*_ ' iP! llachtae privilege* «re offered lot
•--■■£s I«*t«ia*dtcmtgprtoa. ForpartioUim, call *tOA2ETTI
.v •.£ QOPNIgg BOOMTufth j«u*wtnrr_
woamt woansit wormsm
Ayres* “worm confection, i» the
mart efficient TTcnn Remedy of the d*T. Parent*
w&© wiihto orMerrethe health of their Children ebonld
procure bo other. It la warranted not only efficient bat
entirely hannlm, eoll by dniggiat* generally, compounded
and tor tale wholesale <tua retail at the Drag store of
JOHN HAFT, JfL,
■I«M Corner of Wood and tith street.
V»
|r|~
m
•:4
.•as'S
rm
AMEHICAN aOTTBB, BOSTON.
B+ottabUdanaU of tike old plan of managrmtnt.
LEWIS BIOS, Proprietor, r*a ectful- p 8
IjasnoßaeMtlukhs hn rammed Ihe old plan jai,
of oacafemmtyU it existedt don the recent
Trill Ot tb* BttTOpden’»y«t«nl a tU* Sold, p rotes, that al
tbonkh th* adtintegw'ara real, ttheplan b better
adapted tar the tmaJUr dan o» hotel*.
The accommodation* and conrenJ nee* of the bonee an
mmaparaed.and the.raoent Improvement* and alteration*
ferthacomibrtofgQeftß, leave nothing to be desired.
TKIN?
[S' CELEBRATED
30 DAT CLOCKS,
for Ooon ting Room and Parlor.
Aaa»ortn»ntinßo»ewoodea*es;i!egantpattenu X 9
loct KMiTtd and for safe by J. R. REED A CO.,
Ja&kdtf Jewlen. No. 68 Fifth itrcet
T7ALL AND WINTER-
OOOSCCO AND PARLOR STOTEST.
ABATES AND FENDERS,
And other seasonable article* In my Hoe, for Bale to inti
1 JOB PRINTING.—
£ CAa CTROUtiLRS.
\ BILL BEADS,
ft BILLS LADING,
n POSTERS,
S PAMPHLETS,
ISABELS,
« LETTER HEADS
AnA ertrr dMCripttoa of Job Printlnp, pUin ororn&raent
v 'Utot**'" “ * «• - -
ft »L M«UT« r proinptiV rail ii rtwontble rat** by
h ti, meow■»*/»*» r Q JonsBTo!f 4<X)
y jj) —Priatan, Binders «nd SUttonen, BT Wood y
IST RECEIVED —
700.000 o«mfts<Bgtn
% 140,000 Ettas* . “ _ , <
v 200bxi. Virginia Manufiu: tarod Tobacto^
K . ThiUrgntUMortß*ntD£QlfU*tndTot»ccoenroee{c4
•14 |atM»city,UnO'Wcp*a,forex*tt!natfoa*od«»l«i*t “ 1
£ QEOfeflß WEiaiAH’S*
cor.Balihfleld«mt«a4Dtßßood Alloy >
£ oc&tf
£ /GROCERIES—100 bgs prime Rio Coffee
£ Vjf 70 hlchts.Y. ILj ulack ui Imperial Trw:
00 bo«* 6* sad &• Lomjk.fl'oteeco;
£• 200 ksff s*U*, ucortsd sites;
L-‘ 100 boxes Window (Hus, snort*} «lrt-r.
V- ' 60 iau Zinc Wssb Boards;
100 do Com Brooms;
600 bdl*. Bir*w Psjwn
*; 200 bU Ollre. Qlftlns, Rosin snd Psltn Hos
<;• - • 100 do-ilonla mil Elsr Candies,
ti f^ r solo H, ROBISON 4 Cu,
V
STOVES!! STOVES!!!—Tho
sOT»otdoOoofc,.th*toetimproTed,a»irenaj thehe»ric*t
4; wn> Tga/te tba Parlor aaJ Chamber Btorr; The
1' <7fta. n ‘wbk&Ucoso*ded by til wbohareeeenlt to bath*
£i&a?bcoda6a* tad ornamental Store tier* or elanrher*.—
Iro " c %Tc\%ri& m
- * • No. 131 Wood »t.
VERMIFUGE AND LIVER
M TOLS-IM p« “ L?JimreSMOKi CO.,
cornea of-Wood and Pgartb rtrecta.
, 'AGON COVER OIL CLOTH, 20 feet
ill wide, naanActandoft«otl^x
by ; "•,. J, • U.riULLtrS.
T fk KBOB NO.ILAHD;
a bbb. freah BoU Bott*r, Ree** and for *d« bj
if 0c23 . bUKiygR A DU.WORTH.
:?QXARCH —20 BbU, Pearl Starch ,
.. 100 BOXM . ** m . ■
Vacttlo Or tt«M) J B.OASTIEtP.
frIIARL STARCH. —250 boxes superior
r P**riflia»choacoailcga— t*nd far ads br
ATWELL, iSBAOO.
1 on SACKS KAiis!
> SiDV/ 1 bbLrussedi- .. ,
■ - riL*SB£3?*2si tnuvrn * miwobth,
fgisccllantous.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY nxazxzssn IVtmlmtitutc, BTaa
ll ;IJP' pfAN COCK STREET, NEAR PENN, will A FALSE THEORY EXPOSED.—
raZSG IIT UEPOT IQ THE CUI'.N Li!. OF -LA. mcpcn ooAlauds; tlie 31rt Inet. A limltsd number ft THE TRUK SCIEXCB IIFYE VLFD
I^IS;t?S4S*Lv T -«s' ; t,™. <->
to Ec,“lSibr Ul»wi.,S r™: I"” 1 ' 1 *! JM. SMlTlLTrloclpal. K»J._Ui. mj.ttrir, Q r nuJicineTajd ol drn.m s .
To iliboulng— -a* '••?■ l - ’ r
ToGr»f'»KJdy -il 2ic.
To Rod Bank “ “
To Brad Bond "«- 1 '- “ “
yiour—Over /.ct barrtU and undrrjifly.
To JlaliontcS-.. ... 41<* por larri-1
ToGr*y’«Eddy «<■ "
To Red Rank ‘ lt,r “
To Tta-ly 1 . Bond M-\ •
riuu- - U>rr>:: andcvrr
fVfi. Orphans Court Bale.
jftURSUANT to an order of the Or]•!* ins’
! Jl= Cmrrt of the retinty of Altochenv. held it Pitrehursb,
! Otj{£» TtVESTi’-FIKST DAY UF .Ni>YKMlltK, A. 0.1 v.;.
! wfll beexpoewJ to Public t*ali\'?»n MONDAY, th«- eitthtoetuh
! Aty of January, A. D.. 1655. atl-M-rlock, in th-- Ibrenum,
! Bt the Court liguks lu the City ul Pitt-bnrch, r»,l that ct>r-
I tain lot cr piece of groom! Mtu.He in the Fourth Word < i
■ the city of’Allegheny, and being lot number sixty seven
{No. 0? Jln the idrui/if lota laid cut by William lh.ulajcn,
Jr., and recorded in the Recorder'it office of Allegheny . »un
' ty, in booh toI. tVI, page 40;.; raid 10l rommenriog at a puint
on the cxptrrn side of G.-odrtoh street, V2U f*«t north icanily
| from Robinson street, containing a fiout of twenty fcet (do.
1 on Goodrich sired. and extending i-aniwnrdlv by a liu>. par
; alk-1 with Kohinsou street lb.'* ft-i. tn«.rn or ie&C to tbjlir.c
of out lot No. 42. in the Ilmervo tract, op|ki*it<' Pittsburgh,
t being the same lot which Sylvanim Lotiirop ami wif«'C>*n
teyod to Hugh Thompson, deceased, and c-i which th-re i •
erected a two story Uriel Dwelling iluu.se.
Terms ntad.' hfiown at the time of sab-.
A retired Clergyman, restored to health in a
few days, afu-r many years <»l great nervous snlfcrlng. (f< aux
lons to make known the means of mre. Will send (free)
tho prescription n»cd. Direct the Her. JOHN .M.DAGNALL
No. ISO Fulton stroot, Broc.klyn N. V. octollmt-odsamwT.
JAMES HOBB,
NO. W MARKET STREET.
NEAR TITE MARKET,
Fall mtd Winter stork of
LADIES’, MISSES’ and CHILDRENS’ ..«d SIIuK?.
MENS* CALF, KJP AND OOAKSB
HOOTS, SHOES, OXFORD TIES,
GAITERS, OPERAS. Ac.
BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ ROOTS. SHOES, Ac.
-FORD’S" RUDDER SHOES.
A Tery superior article and my n ra{,
Direct from the Manufacturer*, winch he will m4l by the
PAIB or Pxceaoi nt very reduced prices fi>r caah.
This stock comprises on« o( the largest assortments to be
found in any city, suitable f..r city and country eul.-a, and
having over twonty years oxiw-rtonce in buying, lie trusts
that ho can now ault all tnHtes. Ib- respectfully invites all
In want to c dl, assuring them that they will-bo pleased.
mraj—aolfl .
Notice. —mr. dayid o. neeperi
watchman on tho steamer J. 11. Cunu. f-U overboard
on WEDNESDAY morning, and ttm DROWNED. raid
Keeper was in his shirt slcevt-a, hiui a silv.-r wnt.-li und
in his pocket, was otomt \>y. to. t uli. and was heavy
built. Any person finding his body will l— suitably n>
warded" by leaving word at any of the following
Reporter office, Wm. Clumbers, No. 11 Point street, or at
w. Keeper’s, 110 Smithfit-ld stm-t. d.-ll:rtf
TO" APOTHECARIES.. -A Yuung Miin,"",,
flr»t rate Prescriptiouist, audwi-liacijtuujited witii the
effects and doses of medicine,., ha« bail eight y.-ar« «-xj*-n
-dice in Great Britain and ibis Country, will to- dj—ugaced
on January Ist. wish.-* a Gmalli-n m . ! m-ai pjtubttrcl.
Tho ni.nt sattofict.-n r.-f-reur»given. Ad.lr-M, cat.- Mow.
TRADER A AUBKitY. Cln-innati. oli:. . i..i i U. H
dH>;3tde*
AYER’S WORM" CO.NB'ECTIO.X ..
ant to take.
Ayer's Worm Confection contains noCalotus)
Ayer’s Worm Coufoction is purely vegetable
Ayer s Wortu Confection will pot sicken.
Ayer's Worm Confection Is omnjuriutre.
Ayer’s Worm Confection is the only taf-> W,,rm Remedy.
Ayer’s Worm Confection i* tin-only efllcient Worm Remedy
Ayer’s Worm Confection only nxjuires a:i introduction
into families to procure for itself nun-rani 1.-wcltisru.
ComponnJ-d :in.i for «!-, wholesale and retail, at the
Drugstore of JiHIN HAFT, Jr.,
dell corner of W\k>J ami Sixth fits.. Put-burgh
Pittsburgh Stamp and Stencil Works
JNO. D. MATTHEWS,
Stamp, Stencil and Brand Cutter,
JOBBING CUTLER, GRINDER, &c.—
Knives, Scissor*ond Rarer* Ground. Ac; Knife Blades
Inserted: Table Ktiivos Repaired, and Genera] Jobbing at
tended to: LOCKSMITH AND lIELMIANGDIU
No* 138 Smithfleld Street, near Sixth,
i'ITT.'JU’RGt/. FA.
<O-Thealx>CD firm isprejian-J t.i ui.ike ouythimt in the
shape o(an edge tool, ur do auy kind .-I smith w.'ik shat
•rer,on short notice. J»C';lvd
Allegfteny County, as.
THE Commonwealth of J’l im-vh ■■
to the Sheri IT i>f said county, iiivc-iin.-'
If Jamov W. lbiilm.ni. Aileji Krmnri.
Francis Rohm, partner*, Ae, make y.,n »ei-uieofprir*«-niting
their claim, then w.« c.-nimsu-i you that )uii summon Iv
Riv.i »(,.! lawful summouere. lial.ih iirsb.im Miulailaud.
VYUiUiiii U. la-as nnd Fomu.-I Uareli. e*. that they be an I
•M'l'-ar «<i:r Ju-L-t., r.t pitt-l-ifoh. a: our District
Court, there t., U.i,< id the Foui tli Mwn.hr ol January. l»3t>,
to show wherefore wLit.xm thev the said Wilham ("Jl-.-man,
James W. H.-dlmai). Alton Krsm.-r, E-inar i Hnhm and
Francis Ralim. p:»rfn.-r'. Ac, and the raid Graham
ilocfarland. William 11. 1.--.* ao-l Pntuc-I U-irsh. togL-ther
and undivided do hold uli that certain ti-act - f iHn-1 sitnste
in Wilkin.* township. Allegheny count v .Pennsylvania
bounded and dcscrtU'.l as lullowa. to u it: Ri-clnninv st a
Btoue in a lane lea-ling fu-ra th» Pitre*.nrgh an i Gr-cnsburg
Tarnpike to John “tagvr; Jb-ure ? V W “i? i.r-hevt-a
p---t-thi-ni« l.» land <-f Mr* W.-iRH-.n 5 1: T.o n-'m-t-'
a pert: thence 3 Mt^" 1 E j--jel;e,i a p..-:, ib-t..N
34*<. J K tun vton.e ibenee N |r»t + Wp’ pr*
toa nb-ne near the firit of McCall * steps; t1..-.n-e W ;v| W
20 perches to a perl on thr «id-r ot raid township r.ad, wh.ch
I b nlsoscorner «f land «old by raid £hl. i b t- McCall,ihen« •>
I by lend lata of McCnll S’. 04- E 3i) prreb--s to a tl.enco
Iby laud of John Stager and other*. X. W 14u p-tclics to
j tho place of beginning, containing u . hnn-irrdai-d f.Hy - .r.e
i acres and eighty perches, -trlct meosnre, a-'- ptn.c mid t
Serving thc-refr-dii the »arfa< o of the f..Unwing, tw,.- pi.-.-«j -,f
Und embrac.vi witlifn tbeal-iTe b'-nndary au-1 i-onti M and
l desctibe.l spverali as !uil.-\v« to »m (Ut i a trrt- t r.f ,11 a.'ri-»
{ and 60 perches, fk-ginnine a! n «t- ue in tft« turnp.keaf.i'-
j said at the c-uru-r oft-lber land of *i,f.| Ch-Uf.int; rlj.-r.-e ',
I lO^ 1 # U perches to a corner: th; n-r N b, W 3u jeich-s
jto teamen th.-nce SIWI.J' W l.’C 1 ; p-nrhci t- GilMand'H
land, thenc- S E j*>n h.-s t., :< r„rm r . u H. Chsl
| fant'* land; th-nce along tli- “am-• *. ;k ' i percb-s
the ulareof Le-glnulti-. S<-o-nU—A tra* - t»-l a- re* 2 ro--l*
and CO |M-rches, Begftiutng at a stutu-, curn-r uf Und uf
BhafTfr and Irdvls then- e S ::1R 140 j- rcbes t.. » pwot;
thence .« CC* j- 1 \V a: uelOu rtch-t t.> It,.- ,-nter -f the turn
pike; thence alvrnc t!,» turnpAc N ’M W 129 r-I,.*‘
nbeuco N dung the th-nn- Nr,'/
W 9 j-ereliee thence Sl2‘ T. Di je-i. hi ♦; thenr.. N av'^ J E
32 BS-lCiopr> h« t.. the place ofbecinuibg. partition tl,-re,.fbe
tween them be made jccordin'j to t£Je"Uwß and iiret.ini* of
this Commumrealth and theatatnto* n. su. h ca»-s made and
pri-iride.l, dopilnsay and the gjuue t., be .tone. J,i ct |K-nnil
T«*ry myuatly and againut the-ai-i tows :n,.| :-iist.,ru,, j, ,
oalnaaiii. Ac, and have vui th< n nu f flu-re m.-- h.m:.--s . f
Uioae Mjm:m>n»n: an-l liii' mu,
•t.itii.i, 1'
* 7on.
Wltri<-»« thr Ifon. Mo*.-* JUmph.n. Pr.-«l.l,>m_jj
said Court,-it
ol*"rp nam>‘«l will tuk<> noth-* <■( th.*
above writ. dflWtrrF HODY I’ATTKRSUN. Slirnff.^
Executrix's Sale of Real Estate.
BY Virtue ~I‘iho hi<t will <•!' KulMTt Linn,
der’tl. sn<l In pupniaitr" of ait onb-r <T tht: Orphan*'
Court of Allegheny c»UDty, Pu.,th>- nnderxignw!. surviving
KxerntrLs oftln* raid will, w 111 wti nt Public rah-. on lit
premises, ou SATURDAY. tli»* 1 tit it <if Jamut). ISjS. at 1
o’clock P. M.Twu Valuable Fanu*. ••iwli eontHiniiic about
la) acres. Tlir turn* an- .ltual" in gi-vickhv towusbip,
Allegheny county, on the waters of Little Sewickl-)
Creek about otic nub- from the boruugh of S-wlrkh-v. f*n
one of the farms there an- two Dw-lliu*.' iioii,.-v two’Bams,
two Orchards of Apnlo Tree*, wftb other fruit and other ixn
proTement*. On tlie other farm me a Dwelling House.
Bara, Orchard am! oilier Improvements. The farms are in
good condition and well luait>-<i i«n firming purp-fses, ami
Can be divided lntomidhr trarW'-rroirntn, r-vi'h'tjr-s. Tln-v
will be sold separately . r tug> tber. u .- m aiuulb-r lota, a. uu v
be desired.
The terms of sale will lx-, nm-thlrd of the purchAo- mon
ey on receiving the deed. oue.thtrd In one jvar from tiny of
Bale, with interest and the other third in two years from
day of sale, with annual interest. Bomb) and ou
the premise* to i>o given to secure the last payment*.
For farther information etxjnirc of J. W. F.’WHITE. Estj.t
ICO Fifth street, Pittsburgh, or of Iho timh-niigncd In the •
Borough of Scwiekley. REBECCA LINN,
delhltwp Sur. Executrix <>fJi. Linn. dec’d.
FiBJIEKS 4SD _ TAHPEYTEBS"m£VriOS
Your attention - is directed to
the large and well selected stock of Fca'oned
LUMBER! LUMBER!! LUMBER!!!
Pn hand and for rale. Wholesale and Retail, by
JAMES M’BRIER «$c CO.,
' ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
Dressed Flooring, Shelving and Weather
Boarding. Shingles, Lath, Joist, - Stud
ding, Clear and Common Plunk,
Boards, tic., &c., &c.
FIRE IRONS, SCUTTLES,
GEO. W. lIUBLET,
Let the Farmer* remember, nbo attend the Allegheny
Markets, that our yards are lb a most convenient iu the city
Jur-l only cm* tqtiarc /rota IK* Marl ft House
and dose to aU tfie ilarktt Tavtrrt,
Corner otjandnilcySt, and North Alley.
Federal street, Allegheny.
PRICES
We h«vo roduced the price FITE PER CENT, per thous
and from thiedato to Spring. TO CASH BUYERS ONLY
Orders promptly attended to and satisfaction given.
Shipments mode to any accessible point 1 r Railroad,
River or Canal.
Order• received lor SASH. DOORS,SHUTTERS, A.-., Ac.
OeAOmwF
array eocksroc* *p«u
Lebanon Narstry.
UOCKSTOCK A AMMON, ‘
IN V I TF, THE ATTENTION OF Gb
the public to thair largo und varied ar.-mittm-nt of«C«
lit Trees, Ehrubl*erv, Evergreens, Plants, Ac.
Nnraery Ground four and a half miles from
the old Washington U*>od. Usu.h Tate Post Orrn-s.
iWtilywTiCHr Allegheny county, l*a.
SUN’DKIES— 10 hhds. prime N. U. Sugar
2. r . bbl*. Crashed ill.
!•'. “ 11. Co(T<*e ilu
• If. Pulverized .1,.
10 •* Uranu)at<*d •!..
lo “ Baltimore Syrup;
VObklll.Mi.do do
;K) kegs do do
IUU Imgs prime Rio Coffee;
bO I>oxr» Pnncy Soap;
2£. *• Rimlii do
V.'» “ Olivo do
*0 '• Clothe* Piny.
'■o •• Starch;
VO '• Com Starch,.
1.. nini f.r tnl by REISTA CEIIOER.
•ell ‘ Mfixr Smiihflfld aodflecnpd *tre«»t*
WINTER ARRANOBUENTi ~
ICE CREAM & OYSTER ROOMS.
KIvNOX & CO. announce to their friends
# and the pnbllc that their Boots* v« now opru 1.0-the
the *ra*nn, with tbe view ofscTTlng
OYSTEJIS COOKED IN KNEKY STYLE;
TEAS, COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE:
ICE CRRA3I, FRUITS, At. A.
TUt ir rirTangcmnnU bare special regard to tbo accommo
dation of Ladies as well as Gentlemen. Calls may be made
*i any hour during the day nnd evening to II r. «. <v29--lm
Sundries.—'*
«» ca»ks Soda Asti,
lyo “ German Cia«,
'At boxes “ »»
1100“ i 32 5^ < S£2£#'JSS r "^ r * ,J>
A for wale by BIIRI\ ER A DILWORTU, On Imrul and ft.r nit l.» s i PXANDKR KINO
*2* ISO and Ift2 Second meet ; y? LiUrty stnaL
Paper boxen.
CHARLES BUCKLEY, MAXt.'FACTUIi;
er, coroerof Tblnl *ml s[r<'< Pj.
Hut, Op and Doaoot Boxt-?; J-wvlrT «»•! I'n-n rliifluu l>.tx
•i. AU kind* of Paper Boxen niA.lt- t.. onl<
N. B- At EutAro price*.
LAND FOKSALE.-Abont OU acres of go
Land, including m house, barn amf other
tunaU. aittraie in Franklin tuMuihip, about 12 miles from
Pittsburgh, will Id cheap for carli, on application t■ >
MAIls-nALL 4 D«OW X, Atfrf,
Ni». 101 Fifth street, PitUbargl.
uonstt .saved ivbcvi.su hooks ov tiii:
<3*l FT PRINCIPLE.
U'-ofc* tmutlly «..M m <l2;, f„ r eloi
A Gil T WITH h:l\n />'w, a*,
Worth ft«>m S.\ r» n i, lo
ANY pem-.n hemline; nn order l„r ten lioulxs
will r«firo#B«k nmfGlft ottra Fi>rv eff., r » will
b« mad* to {tr«.uitU(artiot) tothcao who m;iy «»,/, , in „ 1.1,
Itlfclr Bill* of All Sotmi liajrlc-i uUu *t , j; „ r
of Hooks sent to any mUmi.
JOHN .H. AXDUKWS. HOXiv-m, »m-t
(Near the City lUIJ.) Nrw York.
SILVKIi PLATED WAKE—l'ustor*, &j>oohm
Porks, lr. for sals fit Inu pilnr*. l.jr
Je24 JOHN FLEMING.
BUCKWHEAT Fl.OllK.—lUO aku.for sale i *STWISiI my M were blackened now."
ty J«» rmXRY H, COLLIKB. , • JL»> "s.Til.
•“&*&.:
RS™ sm ”~ n "' -1
UGORGE F. DIII.M.
Adm't uf Hugh Tliiiropac-n, d- rows!
To Nervous Sufferers
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CHK A P F O R CASH
Has just received his large
(Snrenwur* U> Wo. M’Brier A Son.)
Slctro|>olitau Gift Book gtore.
EtracattonaL
UctdTille Female Seminary.
THE NEXT TERM of this Institution will
commence on 3IOXDAT, Feb. la.'
Pnpit» wiU bo cliargtrf $7,00 per terca,»&J will »d«c tU
■tndin thi-y wl»h to porruj) from tlieYollowinc list.
Reading, Auricnt History, Zoolug},
Knnjirlil’.r.n, Modern 11 Astronomy,
l > i<>tiHiK-Utiwi l Map Drawing, Kat. rhU«*oj.bf
Spelling, Ancient Physiology,
Writing. MMrrii
Orammar,
CompoHlti.iii, ftiyska)
Rhetoric, ChemKtrj,
1/igir, Rotaay.
Trigoiioa^iry
J’ur On-il, l-atm. luban, Spanish, French, Out man,
Swedish and A ugh-Sax.'ia. ao additional chargr- ol f 1 will U
Piano. p:-r c-mrit- of twenty le**>us $»
tire of Plano jer term i
Drawing, per course ..f twenty lessons , 4
Oil Painting •• <• *- g
A German lady, art exct-Hetit pianist, resides Is thefamily,
andvillgiveicsAonaua 1U» Piauo and In German and French.
A few ptiplis will bo accommodated in th? family of the
Principal, Hoard, With fuel audlii*ht.*v.h;«:v« * f washing
ft per wl.
All payments !U C 10 be mail.' loa.lviin.?
fi-n-wJrodly JO.SIIDA KENDALL. A. il, In mcJpat
HUOOKK HALL PEAIAbU SEIII.NART
M/vlia, Delaware County, Penna.
Wit,;* Marla Is. Eastman, Principal.
Tli!- -KMIXARY, SITUATED IX THE
•I-i '•! !■>i and Iwantifnl Tillage of Media, thirteen
nuh-r. -il : ..,'adelphio by Railroad,offers to yr.ungladle*
th-' ft:, i j.., r-. t combination of advantage far the attain
ment 0 . ngh and accomplished education.
‘lll*' l • 'I oo turn odium building lately envtod, ecu
bi ,! ino»U-ni conteiilftnccf of baths, gas, 4c, is,,
•wr.l. . »i*c grounds, a model in oil that p«-ruins to'
1 mf-i-t. refinement anj Improvement ot the
P U I '• '■ piog rooms are high, well v-ntUst-d, and
•tnf.irtend elegance, and but two pupil*
'!•••-ii i-npitrUncnt. The nuiuher *.f pupils Is
imr. «l ii il\, fi»r whomseven teachers are employed.—
Theino«.t faltiuni instruction is given in nit tho branch**
tanghl, while moral and religions principle* at" ronstaiuly
IncnU .1. ! J., theory and practice.
Tli- f instruction romprivea a period of fonr
years, in,.i .i iij li.ma is uward.'d b>*H who pirn* through it
t-ril)
Th- luj.i I’-v. A p.dter.D. D, l- L. D., ItUta.p of
P«-ii:t-a'ltarn i. «aytt: “MU* M. L. Kastman, who pr«|ienee to
o)u>n a V-mig Indies' Seminary in Modla, Delaware conuty,
l’i Dn \!> .ii.i.i, in September next, hae been known to tbo
aiibai-i l- r several years past. He litia a very high
oj.inii n • ' I. r Miwiclty, efficiency and duvotwlnew* as an
oilnoau.i - '.i- tins liad a large and successful experience.—
Th- luin iii. j » hicti is to be erected will contain every ac
cnnimiubtioii. The viliagu and surrounding conntry are
didlujnijdii d fi.r healthfiilocM and beauty; and tho snb-
Kcritier bus confidence that parents who entmst their
dongtit-i » to Min Eastman will have no enure to regret it.”
The French l umungv i* taught by a Parisian lady renid*
Ing In ih- f.imily.
The ytiin. u-rtuan Spanish.and Italian langTimps, re
c-i re dne .ili-niion,
Th* Natural .Sclcncesare taught withtha aid of a large
and expensive apparatus.
Th-. Musical Department ia under the charge of a lady
eminently rgmitidod for the sitoatlon, and all who prefer to
be taught -n the piano or sluging by a gentleman, have a
rinitingtcadi- rfrum Philadelphia.
Drawing and Painting are under the ilirectl:>u uf a la<ly
accomplished io the arts.
Tlio Fall Term commence* September ttth.
baa the liberty to refer to the foil. * mg c*d
tlemi n:
Rigid Ki-v A.Potter,BishopofPeotisjlraiil.i
Hon Fi unlclin Pierce, ex-l*rc«ident of l ? S
I’ Chaso, Governor of Ohio.
C h - '• i . Esq, PottsvWe, Pa.
G-- 11 .. M. Wharton, E*q, Philadelphia.
IVlli'..!n liagaley. Esq, Pittsburgh.
Ft Is.mu* hothrep, E»q„ Allegheny Citv. ■
MISS M. L. EASTMAN. ,
Media, Delaware county, Pa.
1 Iv INGSFORD Ac SOX’S
PURE
Oswego Starch, 1
[FOR tnK L.AUNDKT,]
MA>) established a greater celebrity titan
has ever been obtained t.y any other Starch >
Tin * ban been the resnlt of its nwfcrd superiority in-jual.
It r, no.I It* invariable uniformity.
Th- public may bo assart'd of the continuance ti,e
standard now established. .
Tho production Is over Twenty Too* Daily, and the do- !
mand uas extruded throughout tbo whole UolUnl States, \
and foreign mnntrlea. i
Working thus on a Tery large scale, and under a rigid j
system, they are able to secure a perfect uniformity In the ;
quality thrmchout the year. Thu it the great Desideratum j
in Starch.mjl.iag, aruiisrealited nene/orthe firtitim'.
Tiie very boat Starch that can bo made, and no other, is
always wanted by consumers, and this will be supplied to i
Ihwm l>y th- rtocers, as noon as thefr customers have learn
ed which i- the best, and ask for it—otherwise they uoutd i
be likely t-- that article on which the largest profit can
bo made.
Mr. Kingston! has been engaged In tho manufacture of
Starchcoutlnhously for the last 27 yeais, and durinx the
Whole of the period, the Starch made under his supervision
has 1-ecn, beyond any question, the best In tha mm krt. For
the tUwt 17 ywtra, lie had the charge of the works of Wm
Colgate 4 Co- at which peiitkl he mvi utcl th- pro. .—..f
the manufacture of Corn Starch.
*5-Asi for KingtfonTt Starch, at the m m< O/t'-p.. hoi
l/.-n r'rrrrthf inl-en by another faeiary.
It t- «.-M b) all »f the best grocer* ill iimi ly every j m i . f
Oi> f. ’i .tiy.
T KINtISFORD 4 SON'S
DMV’Eilu CORN .STARCH,
{ixir pcnmxus, a-,)
H i-ol - I ail equal Celebrity with tlMrir SUivh for the 1
L-’iuodi Tliiv artlclo is j>erfc«'tly pure, and Is. In every 1
rc*;>*'*: . ,uai to the Dermn.la Arrow-Rout. b*n.lcs |
haTir.x * Idltiouat qualities winch rei-lcr It invaluable f,.r
tbo d-aScrt.
Potatoe Starch liasln-en est-uaivcly packerl and (odd as J
Corn Statch, and lias given false linpressnuis to many, as ta *
the real merits of our Com Ftarch. I
From Us great d-bcacy and purity. It is n.iumr al«- ml" !
extensive use as a diet fur Infants and invalids. I
The snhvril-jr having.Nen.appointed sole Agirnl fi.r the !
sale of the bl«t.. reiebrated Laundry and Corn Starch, Mill '
supptv th-tr«de at Fbutct ■■ ratea. with adiDtion of fi.i.-t.t
JOHN r. PERRY
A cent f.«r O»«f*;jo gtarch Fart.iry, '
P-'ITT H- 'i- l cornrr r>f Hanruck at. and Intquean* Witr I
’ ’ (
O COCHBAS’i HCUPBB Mll.L I
AUGUST
ViMtnn thii UUI of nttabU *
w* for mrUU isf oouiry 4Qj^^3fi
tatloa ttj«. Tboy an blm n-
P«tbly b4aet*4 fW attarMm ■■WPt \ bi
to Bov miu. Per a foil do- ~JJ Ijf V \
•ertytlca. ortoM, wpaotty, Ao., If Mil V\
oddrm tc« only astbslMa
Dntfiotiirßi.
r. cochrab a co. I
W# aiw na&a&dton finA Barr Kin ——ft of all
«Um, both *l4 ud or» luaii, nd run) ■bu KmiMhw
“ Otet L> s™»Vi»i; «u d** TSSiSa
BolUac (Sett, Kill ZnM u 4 Owtag af m» Ittli
■ftofUtoa. by B. OOCHBAH a do., n.
•M'lUvAmF
Stucco Worker.
JAMES OWENS,
ruRXKH ELM A.VD WTLIE STREETS.
STUCCO AND MASTIC WORKER
plTPM>'irtJcti',ira»t.'Htl<‘iD l--all ordm f.. r work in tiia
CK.VTnES *n,| ORNAMENTS ..f *l| kit,. l, fundol.rj »
•hr.M notir.. * P 2l:]tJ
Walnut Hall Ileal
C x EX,
(BuccM*or ti«)
[KIMBALL, MKS3ICK A C 0„
01 JM.VO.V/C MALL, FIFTH STUKKT.
HFEIIS TO THE PUBLIO ALL TIIK
<Klicaci<<4 of (lir Kvnaon, •rrmt np nt tl>« *hnrte«t UO
tl.", fgfm G o'clock la tba morning l<> l‘J o'clock at nlzbt.
Llu-uteu meu and uthm will da well to rail iu annexatn
-1d« onr Hill of Fan* at any time U> mrit their appetite.
Having arrangement* tn»<ln to receive choke article* in
onr lint'. fr<<m Baltimore. Philadelphia and Nnrf.dk, *»• ran
off.-r a freali supply of
OYSTERS, HALIBUT.
TROUT. LARK IIERRINO,
And from the \Y'e»t. all the curie tie* of PRAIRIE GAME,
SUCH AS
PRAIKIK CHICKENS, P.KKD DUIOrf, 4c.
which we can fnrtinh to invalids or (.then. nt Whi.Wila or
Retail.either at the corner of HAND AND PF.VN PTS .or
•t walnut halt. Fifth «tnvt. nt*-io <*<-ill> j
House furnishing hardware
STORK.—Housekeeping artlclm ■rviu'rnll v
Hollow Ware,
Table Cutlery,
Plated Ware,
Brittannia,
Bright,
J«pann<-d run! Prcascd Tin Ware?,
Wood and Willow Ware*.
JOHN FLKMINO,
»**24 V«. 47. Market street,i-orner of Third.
FAIRBASK'S PLATPOKJI SCALES.
THE undersigned having been appointed ex
cloalto Agents rar the Bale of these cek-bnitod SC ALLS,
manufactured by the original Inventor*, E. 4 T. FAIR
BANKS 4 CO, respectfully InTite the attention of the bn*-
Ineu coinmnnlty to the superiority of these Scales over all
other*.
Thceo Scale* hare been subjected to the SEVEREST
TESTS on all the principal Railroad* in the United State*
and England, and in every branch of business throughout
Uio world, and their uniform accuracy and great durability
have gained for thorn the reputation of beiug THE STAND
ARD FROM WHICH THERE CAN BE NO APPEAL.
W* are prepared to flll order* for Counter, Portable, Dor
mant, Rolling Mill, Hay, Coal, Railroad and Cano) Scale*, at
MASUTrACTtntcits' rr.icci. HUSSEY & WELLS,
No. 32ii Liberty Street, Commercial Row,
_*el7:lyd Pittsburgh, Tenoa.
jyJURPirY & BURCHFIELD
Continue to deal oxtenilvely In
Cloth*. CansDnerep. Doeskins, *c.,
For Men and Boy»' Wear
And aro now offering Ihrui at low price*.
East Taecwtch, Nov. eg, 1*57.
THE Capital Stock of tliePenna. Salt Man
ufacturing Co., subscribed and naJd in ie One Hundred
end Nlm»tr-ont> Thousand and Fifty Dollar*. ‘Loan payable
m IsOO. nc.w Irsunl, Fifty-six Thousand Fivo Hundred Dol
lar* Debts, Forty five Thousand Right Hundred and Nine
ty-six Dollars and Mnoty-tlirr* Cent*. Published accord
log t<> the Act of Assembly.
Affirmed to. T. G. HOLLINGSWORTH, Pr«*t.
OtoMB Thcmhon. Troas. dulO.'Jwd.
solution of ita'power over dUea*e, aud It* pn-p-r us.- In tbe
treatment of lb* tick.
Medicine, u practiced by the regular faculty, i* • ddusivn
• bundle of Improbabilltim and uncertoiutiei There Is
nothing in it* thrurk* on which the physician can rely as
certain or ffxud; tho results obtained from it* prescript i--u*
are doubtful, and Bi most euartanttliitactorv
it u a *ul«u;u and startling Gsct, tbalthrv**-f-<iriLa of those
"<*h‘> hate departed tbi* itre" dR-d victims, Ti.J to Jisrai*,
but to the injudiriimsapplkation of thia subtle and un.vt
tain thw.ry, as practised l>v lb* regular laculty.
tVe bore proved the utter CiiUr-r <.f the regular practice
■•f medicine, am] t!*-* undeniable tnithfalu.Hs of tbe
ft R. 11 over and ore* again; f-<r, in h tli'inundcucs, where
tlio regular physician* hire given up their patients a* incur
able, and bad in m-anv roses twn sot tbe time to only a few
abort h.-nrv. that th.-ir vb-fima had to lire, Railway's Ready
Relief R»vu!at W i, v r R.-*,tveht,as the case reny have been,
Las restored those dying jatfent* to ww life and health.
In 111.- tnulium! ..t tlm sick L-ytbeU.R.K. remedies,
thci'i-U Diitnjnr hut to iliriwe or inK-rbtiutie*, fur three
remedies nr- tm prepared m t.> pos-vs Usnl and pomtirernr
atir-p.a, rv f-.und—l principle es Immutable in th.-ir
l-.u-fr f.T'-r dt«-a*rs, a* the laws of gravitation orcr the
oarth. It i* tin-r-u.ro. hnpoedblo for these remedies to fail
in remoTinettom the human system th-difiicnltyfor which
they may !..• civen. and ..{ revtirrins the trA.V.* human r> a
tern to its Dermal condiUouof health
Thin i rcad.ly se*-?i In the miraculous elßrii.-y' ol liAl*-
HAV'jiiUiAUV RLLlEF—forthe moment this remedy is
appl.-.l to the part «>r parts of the boJy tortured with p.tiu,
or crippled with iuflruniir't.al) pain and onea-docs’i Cr.aaca,
and the rTtppl.Hl. lama and wounded limb become* invigor
ated w ifh reuew«-d strength, So also wlthdbe Resolvent.—
The most repulsive Ulcers, Humors, and tho most ole
l.lnnte of chroni- ont- kly b*c»iut< exliui t after a
ew doses la Ukeu.
Arithmetic,
Book-Keepiug.
Algebra,
u.-mi-try,
In cave* cT Dyspepsia, Constipation of tbe Bowels,
raagemeut of tho Liver, Congestions, FalpiUtion ut tie
i- 4 *?' .Radunj'a Regulators, in the farm of Bills,can be
rrJi-.| npon n» ajioaitireaud certain corrector and result
t--r of these diflJcuititi*. In calc*of tera|>ora.-iy Constipation
or a. ranjpunent of the stuuiach or bowcli, the Cathartic and
Purgative Rillsgiren by th« regular family, ev.-n if tiiey re
tnor.'tho fcm(Mirury difUcnltv, «l-i «-• at theeipcnsn of
Cnunpa, Sickness at Blntuarh.iiii-I Weakness, ond after the
effects t.{ thc»,i purgatives are flyer, the bowels are left cos
tive and lb- debilitated. Kadway’a Regulators will
nußvutly reli.ve the pain and distress, remove the difficulty
and restore a regular action to the liver, stomach, bowel*
and other organs—they neither irritate, iutlanm, sicken or
weaken the patient, aud the evacnatlou* are natural, with
out prostratiug the system orcmtupliiß tho bowels
Thi-*j remedies are the ouly ones tfint have reduced tho
bygieuic principle to tho fixity of a wathimailml dcnion-
Btlatluii—lnvariable in all cases, and proonediog «n a nettled
routine. They, and they alone, have imparted to the lo*
congruous es)>cricncti and repugnant practice of the so call
eu ”1 egnlnr faculty,” tho precision and invaiial.ility .which
arv e-sentinl to tho r>-<piiieinenl« of a nck-nre. Taking the
human Udy a* the pioblt-ni, and health a* its normal con
dition, they proceed by fixed rule* to elituiuatc ail extrane
ous and deleterious particles, and thus restore the constitu
tion toil* integrity, by the expulsion of those local or organ
ic IrregulartW which ritlale tuo soundness of the whole.
DAXCniOCS DISUSES.
,* u Cholera, Yellow K«-ver, Ship Fever. Pysontery, Dla
rhova. Typhus and Typhoid Fevers, and ull nudignaut and
malarious fevers, Radway*s Ready Relief and Rcgulab-t « are
not only jiofiltiTncarativ.-a, but certain preventive*.
Not ouly in tho mtider latitudes of the North have these
remedies cured the patients of three terrible uiaUdiea, hot
under the burning tenet of the trepine, where, in the wildest
and most violent degrcoa, they scourged the people a* a pes
tilence. Witn those remedies you ured not f<*r exjmsnrv to
any contagious disease or infectious malady.
AH diseases that have beAstne ejtablithfd iu fhe system,
called chronic or conatitutlonal, Radway's Resolvent, aided
hy the Relief auddteguUtor*, will remove. Scrofula, Bron
chitis, Ulcere, Bores, Fever Bores, Ilmnoni, Humors, Balt
Rheum, and all skin disease* wiil ouirkly yield to this all
powerful remedy.
Tho nse of tho Resolmit will. In a few wevks, entirely
change the whole condition of the body, we care not from
how many generations yon have derived yonr title to the
disoanei e*Ub!/ab«d in your bodies, Itndway's Rosulrent will
remove it, and give to you what your forefathers were una
ble to—a pure and healthy body—freo from dlarasee.
WUV.I WIIMHO.
All disease* prevalent at this season of the year, anted
by d.-ratigement or the organs of tho system, sudden changes
ol the weather, heat and cold, disturbed circulation of U»
blood—Rhiiumatlflm, Neuralgia, Tic Dolcreox, Bowol Oum
plainta. F-rer and Ague, Headache. Toothache, Aches and
Fains of atl kiaiU, Brnlscs, Bnru*, Scalds, Fall*. iDCamma
t..ry DtxeitM-A, Counutive INseas.'s, Hmuora in the system—
Impure Blood, RoHs. I’ustnle Ilmplea, Blotch.*, Ac. Llv»r
Com plaints—l>y*p»>|*la, Rtdnsy CotupUltiU, aud all diseosu*
wlietlirracute,turlammatory, malarious, norvoiis, chrentc,
or cnn»iinitional. Radway's llemedli-s will moat p*»lllrely
exteniuuati- nod r.x-r.ire the inflrm aud eußohb-d ayst.ru In
b-oJth aud atreugtli.
jlv orrcaX-rv ta* ptiso.
Y« «tw bav* biwub u» misk ofUw grave, on
whom all bopeaof reuunf jMslnst—who have- Men given
up as incurable by yonr physician, we luvlto you to inake
one more effort lo save the valued life of the dyjng on*. A
trial of tb'Mo iUimedies cannot do any injury, and may re
•Jore u> Ufa aud health, uveu though no hnpe* are entertain
ed by your physician. Over a thousand such Instance* have
come to our knowledge: and we therefore, feel onreelvrajo*.
tiffed in rvqutßtluK tho tnal. Bnrely, after the physician
Says he cao do uo un-re. lit* prejndiev to yonr using a remo
dy that must do good, is iriuitusl.
As uj of thu tustati.es We have alluded to iu tbe above
article, we refer the public to the case rej-orted to us by
lUvhard Unibtti, well known iu Canaila West as * mail
of hlcb integrity, and woll approved of by tils rouutrrTnen
or hienugli i-Uitial capai-stha.
H.ifowsamj. FontenarCo . C W., )
Juno Stth, lRt7. (
liitK*.»Ae»r. taii my wife giving Uilt> to a < htld, left nor
t j f*i t.aj early and caught a »ovvre Cold, which premised to
terminate her iil«. The host physicians in this neighbor
bond aud Kingston woredn attendance ou lu-i —i>nt ail ol uo
vsail -t\t doctor* Kad h*r up to dit. f\'r sr\*n eon
trciifie- uvrir ] «*t at he* b-dtide, raomeittaKly watching
to Ini Lrietbe her last. 1 happened to See a copy of
your paper raJl»* ” Thr .Vnriisjy World," and th-re read of
your inc-di-iu-w. I i.-s.ilrod to fret them a* alast resort. 1
gavelu-r tb- ArWren! with the RejriiUtc-rv—ahd Relief—ar-
Orrdlug to -lire.tioii«, and latireeduy* oisrrent d wvndtr
ful iiay/rvtvTacjd. Frota thisabe daily recovered an-) U now
thank Uod, l-itar than over she wae ir. her life.
The child, when three months old, caught a bad e .it J, and
dufindlaJ j»«iyto a mere ttr.Vfen, notfdng but hoar and riin
his cy-e protruded frvm Air A end; at \f Uuy wsiuH dmp nut;
the physicians all virdted in saying there was no n«e of nt
hwnptiug to save lam. At* onrr tour Aopc/rrs, as hr «vtr tno
ymtttt} and *tu;l >tu. But I thnnjrht ‘Uffcrent. Toar Lem
tdi.-s guv* lito to wy wile, while the doctors gave hi'T up' to
death. 1 again had rorotiree to thoin. 1 gam him the Re-
internally aud used It as a wash externally to his
•yes—he M now a laughing, hearty, prattling child, eriloy
lug the be*! of hi-alth Y-»or m*«» nod grateful
•wrwanf. Hint tfil» GRIFFITH
Tti? *!>-Ti>. n-a )•'<, m t.sii util uf iliaiiianiUuf wmllar
C»«i m u her-■ lu»<J th» Ter-licl* uf ill* phjaicimiM
liffii np«n without fertbar trUL d*at\ wiull hmo
wlzej it* vii'tnn. li-i n-o thtref'-ro clvt np vent fiirm)*.-'!,
th<“ in- r<* r-j»,rt -if y nr phpiiciatu uho wy cnu Jo p
tnur-* \l b-p yon *ro tolJ tbf». rm-rt (■> onr RcmrJh**
HADVrAY k CO., It’J Pultun atwt N \
fur mI- I t HUNT A MISUH, Hilt J-.fU.
ror^h.
The J 1 II K IU-rar'li-'4 tii’ *\4<| tj Mei.ti*uU
iad «»il« t.-l-VU* UP
RADWAVS HEADY KKUKF -.WrT7-
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The tirenltit Medical Discovery
o y Tn K A 0 E.
Mil. KENNEDY. OF UOXIUJfIY, HAS
discovered in one <d our common pasture weeds, a
, remedy that core* every kind of Human ibe \«> rii
; Scrofula to a common Pimple
I H.'baatrW it in or.r tk-T.-u hnudreil roses, and »mirr
i failed except in two cases (borb thunder bemrr.) lie has now
: in bit possession over two huurirad rvrtifirAtr* <■! it* value,
l all within twenty •
Two bottle*
t.l-—— >* lt » l ° r !>liupli«s i f
Twotu throe U-tth-. wlliTf*nr the ty-itriu -f t-.-tt-
Two Ukttle* are run- (be wot «f < ank.-i in tit*
*m>uth and stomach. i
Throe Well lee aro 1.. < m » «!..• CO*#_
of «rrH|»-liw. _ -J . *'- * * ■••.J.v—
One t<- warranted tn cine n!t l.uu.ur* i.f the
ayea.
Two l>oiLli.-saro warrant.-1 t.-. cure roriidiigof the ear* and
l.iutrlieo aaloiig the hair
Four to *li hot to-* nr- warranted to cote corrupt and mu-
Ding ulcers.
Oik 1 bottle will mrn tcaJv eruption of the skin.
Two to throe bottles ate warruiitt-d to cure tho luosl deepe
stn caati* of rheumatism.
Two to throe bottle* are w *rn»nt«-d to rino tho w..r»t cases
of ringworm.
Three to h.ur U.tUtrs are war routed to cure »;tlt ihrutu.
Five to eight bottle* «ill curs (he wurst < rote of scrofula.
A lieueflt i* idwaysvxjwrlcucod from the Urst huttla,aud
a porfrrt cure Is warmuU-d when (be nbovo quantity is ta
ken
Nothing I*uks so improbably to those who have lu vain
rled alt the wonderful mtxliclnseof tho day, i«a that a com
mon weed growing In the pasture*, and along old stone walls
| ihnuM enro every bnroor m Uio system; yet it is uow • fixed
•fact. If you have a humor it ha* tostart. Then, are uo if*
; nor and*, hums or bn's abont the suiting sutueuases and not
! your*. I peddled over a thousand bottles of it iu tho viclul
yof Uoskrn. 1 know it*effects iu every rase. It luu a
, ready done some ot the gi»ate*t cures ever done in Massa
j cbnsctt*. 1 gave it to childrou over u year old: tuold people
of sixty. 1 have seeu poor, puuy, wormy looking children
whose flesh »iu soft and flabby, reat..r«.l t.. a perfect state
I of health by one buttle.
To tlnirw w hu are subject to a sick headache, one bottle will
alwayscure it. It gives gu-ut ivlii-f to catnnb and dizzi
ness. Rome who liuvo b*-.-u w/stivo for years, havu taken and
been regulat<*i by it. Where the body is sound It work*
inite easy, but where thue isany ih-rnniremcnt of the fuuc
tious of uslurn, it vrillcause very singular feolfugs, but you
mu-t not Lr alarmed—tlo-y nlwujs <ii*.ipi>eiir In from lotir
days to n wovk. There i« never a bad result from it. On the
coutrary, when tliat fueling j» un i you will b-el yottrxdf like
a nd%v r i)*-rtiuii. I huard aotu-of the imwt oxtrnvogatit euco
iiinm* of it that ruan ever listened to. No change of diet it
ever rieccssut eat th« Iwet yon can get. 1 hare likewise
an bvrh, which, whvu simmei t-d iu sweet oil, dissolves acrid
ulonshwelliug of the ueck Rud under the ears. Prim Ml :
cent*. Price of the Medical Discovery J 1 m-r bottle.
DIKISCTIONB FOR USK.
Adult, oue table s(Mioiitnl per day. Children over eight
jearo, dessert spoonful; children from Qvo to eight years, tea
■pcouftil. A* no direction can be uuule applicaldu to all
oouatitnltona, take cuuugb to<>|M'ratM on lha towels twice a
day.
Mr. KENNEDY gives periomd attendanrclu bad enact of
scrofula.
Bold Wholwuile and retail at DR. SEYSER’B,, 140 Wood
*tTMt,*corner of Virgin Alley, aud J. P. FLEMING. Alle
ghany. aplO rahZ7:lrdAwF
A WONDRRFIIL DISCOVERY 11
WniCII lIAS BEEN TIIE STUDY AND
reewch of the best medical men that ever lived to
find a remedy that would radically enro the Dyspepsia,
which has boon recently found out by
D R. R. T. FORD,
op riTTsnrjtan, pf.v.vj.
Ilis laborious search ln the Vegetable King
dotu'for eight or ten yunre, lui* brought to light a wonderful
Medicine* which will radically enro the DVSl'Kl*£lA, which*
Is the first cause of all .ensral disevun which ibohninanays
tam 1* subject to. Beep* the Reservoir IBtonmcli] clean and
healthy. >V* most all have good health and cannot be a
subject of auy goucral disrane.
Dr. R. T. FORD luts been a snbject of this awful dlacasa
bim*eif, [Dyspepsia] for eight to ten year*, and. has tried
bundmls of exiwrimenUon bimsrlf, bnt all In vain, until
hi* present discovery, which ho# radically cured him aud
many other* In tlx, eight to twelve days, without pain or
sickness, cr ouy unnleasant frollng* in tho saltern, bnt on
the contrary, It Invigorate* tho system ami gives a healthy
action to every port. It will act gently or copiously on the
bowels, and give a healthy action to the stomach sad liver.
Yon can eat and drink your usual dlotlng, which will not
Interfere— tbo medicine always doing its duty...called
DR. R. T. FORD’S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL.
What kind of diseases will Dyspepsia produce! I answer*
it U the first conse of nil general diseases. Liver Affection,
Lang Affection, or Pulmonary Disease, Bronchitis. Sick
Ucauache, BQllooa IHarrbroa, Billions ana Typhoid rovers.
Fever and Aguo, Nervone Fever, Neuralgia, Hernia, [Piles,]
Costive Dowds, Roils, Husky or Gummy Birin, Colds Rhni
rootle* of all kinds, Apoplerv, Insanity, Weakness of tbs
system, False Conception of the Mind, llcarthnni. Fulness
of tho Homarh, Throwing up of your Food, and a.leo Wind.
AUof the above fooling* may or will bo prodacedfrom a
Dnpeptlc stomach- From that organ all general disease*
will be ntodneed, (If this statement Is true, which noeano
mind will dony,]bec«nsA all who haTe l>ron sick know this
statement to be true from experience, a sh"* or deranged
sti-nueh I* first.
How important it Is to a poor patlont who has born nt
feriogfor tnany years, to polDt him to a remedy that he can
rvly os, and radically romoTe the cans* that has made him
stet. IP* like a manner tooed upon the ocvan< at tho first
gllmpae of a light honse, his heart houods with joy
PRICK THREE DOLLARS PER BOTTLE.
Sold by Ui# Proprietor, Dr. R. T. FORD, West vod ol
Pennsylvania ATenne, (Fourth strert Itoad,) and alsu JOIUf
HAFT, Jr, No. 110 Wood street, cwrusr of Sixth; also, NB
YIN,STKEOWAN k CO., liberty utrwt, below St. Clair.
Pittsburgh. Alto, Mr. W. A. RKED, formerly tho firm of
James T. Semple k Co, Northwest comer of Federal street
and Use Diamond, Allegheny City. Aud also, Dr. Fonfa
AutLUllUons ano Uver nili: alao, his luralnablo Indian
VegPULleNervn Liniment,
Tbs' above medlclma need itoC.immcudatlon, fur thou
sands Iu ourcHr and consty 4 will testify to their Invalaalil*
antlltiM. Their eqna l« ant tn la- fuflh
tnrlfetAwlyF
MEDICAL DISCOVEBY—
t\ -U grots r.n hand and for axle Lv _
B. L. FAUNESTOCK A CO.,
art- Fiunh rtmtt,
J&ttoieaii
ARE particularly adaptej-.to derangement*
r.f ili-dlgMttnipiontiiv , n ,| »min E from
:? P . 0 « r . o " br J: l °; jd - Al » r ?>i''>n ~f«ll ,l„ rofajhi,,.,
■ Matted origluM. In „„„ „( .nd roir*-
<jucntly throe I “ILLS are foacd to cure many Torirtivi of
, disjue.
Subjoined are statements from some eminent cliW-'Una
of tlndr cffW-t« in their practice.
Ai a Faxilj I’nTrtc
from Dr. E. IK Ccrfien.jK of .Vet? Orlum
“*“ ar Piuj are tiio prince ol puVgro. Their exctilent
• iraiilv. ...rpaio any catbartK * e p.M»-ss. They are mild,
Imt r.ry rLiin and effoctmd lu tb-.r action ~u the
which niikiwth-ci lurntn-l.i- i,, i; , {j, o irautia-u:
of disease*.”
f>dt Jatrswot am. au I.ircn Coxpls i*?t*
i From hr T*.ro.u,rt A"o I'.tA- City
,>nt •>!*]/ are jonr i*ux> adiuiiaUi) adaiittxi to llu-ar
, prrpt>»Mi an aptrient. but | find thoir Usiicfteial effrvU
upon tha i.i.ur rerr marked indd They l:aT« in m v
; prtfti-ro r-f"M more effectual r.'r the . Itr« ..f i{Ut>ut c.-TK
.'ho *u a <•?i.-medv 1 .'an mnlo.ii. I siu.*er-I»
' ■'J'“ r “ ■j'*' '• - '.a* ' length a pnrg-atire width is w..rrt.i
the - nfi lone. C( U-,.- prr.fcssinji and the p*,. r l.-
D?"r?*u—l mtaE3Tt<jN*
, Pr.-m Ur. Ifrrn, J Ktu.r, , f «S /.;.••
: -Tl.e Iniu you w.-te k.od ennnitb to Uu- ha<-.. vU
• all u««-d au my prarti.-o, ami hare sallsflr J in* that tbor *!.•
| tnilTUii i itj ajrdinary iii-.homo. So pe..iiiati>- are'tiit-r
i adapted t > the di»ai.*e*i.t the human system, that they »-*ni
i j vork upon them alone, 1 harp cured coses „f Jv ■
, jv/.jjj inJiysticn with then., wti. h hid re«iefej th,.
' " ,,,fc r remedies we commonly o*> ImWd | have exjxr,
, rn. Malty found them to be eil-.iual iti aim. .t mi r',. .im
: plaints t-r which yon recommend them.' i
DTscrrrßT - i»u brii.t x—Kill:
h'rtmDr.J G Crtrm, of C7:f'-dpo.
, 1 ,,U J haT* had* long trial in mrpra.ii.r-. ji.J i
n. ia them In osteom ns one id th» best aperient* 1 hare ,-r.i
! JjuuJ. Their alterative effect tipvn the hrer make- them
• an ncellem remedy, when *dvßn in small dove for hUuu;
try nnd diarrhoea. I'ln-ir *Ufir c.*ating makes tin in
▼cry acccptabieand eonvenn-nt f.u the n<e -f \r..m»n s' !
fhildrrn ”
I.VmSAI OtitElV TIiJX—WOS*‘- ‘^Cl'FRrtfKil
"<. >/i Mrs. F. Sti' trt, i- hr. practices as .» P’>
f fin.J one «*r twoUrRM ,Iw*.b cf u in Pin.;, taken oi i 1...
{ir.i|«er lime, an- etrp|l.-r,t j.romcMYP* c.f th* natural iw-. r.-
uon whon üboUy nr partinlly Biipprersrtl. nn.l tl~. vpi r i f
lerttul to rli'aafc* tha «omarh ftmJ v.onns. Tl.pt nr.-
*“ pinch tbo »>est pbj«lr vn- liavp ll.ii I i,,-..rmii. n ! m ,||>. r
tu mr patients •
Co*!mp\Tjn\- -Cwinm»- i
Pi\-n Dr. J. P. Vju'jhn, .Vmlrr.il. n.w„
“T>m luuehcaubot ho saldof vour Pius fnr th<« cm.- .
nsttWnrti. If oilier* of ..nr fraternity haw f,.»n,| thoiu
. ‘•'viSSd *•”'
s^:SMMErtt£rS^T:' T™ ™ai.\sox rm^-
original* in I lie liver. I>qi yrnr I'n i.h sffn Mint orgm and A U<~>AD o- ■«• run din-.il v t.i
cntu tli« disoasr - j ; I ruin Pittsburgh (I’.-tm Vtr-.f l».-|w.i. m»t I'hu-dand uiihont
Ispramn or rur IlLcon—>l rom - m Km*n-n n - >*:r • hungcof baggage.
ilnr.i v—Trrxkji—TniOß-s Uucl'matpv non- Uu and alur MuMiAV, I).-.•. ‘JUI, the Train* f..r Ci-,ve-
NctKAiau. land and ("hi. agu will i un d.uly, (.-nii.Upi eiu-ent.d fob
From Dr. Ettl-itl IML p-ulidrjph.'t. (Mrs:
‘•Yon w«-ro right, Doctor, In saying that youi Pu ls purify . I*vf»ve I’ll tfcburgh—
thr Llcunl. They do that. I have used them of Ibis year* m ■ i Ai n«v -Cievilajh, ‘.r..Tii r a.
my prartlco,and agree withyuiirstntementsoftlu-ir eDleary '2 30 P IVT l Chicago, £OO h.k.
They stimulate tboeti n tori.-*.and carry off the impurities 1 i Uy llii- Train cohiirrtioTii'aru made for
that staguute in Hir blood, eugiixb-niiK They ) Toledo. t‘‘andn'<l>T. Detroit. Kile. Dunkirk,
stimulate the organs of digestion, mid info-e m allt\ and Hullai.. and Niagara Fulls.
vigor into the *ipp-r at Bayard. hr. „k fa-i nt White Pigeon. Dinner at
“such remtdioa as yua pnqiare nre a national IsMietli, un>l Chicago,
yoti <l*t*rve great credit fur them.” ’ Pabsexgers wr-nixo r.. uy THI , Itonr arST a*-i roa
Ko* Upadaciu:—Sick Headache—Foul Stomach— Ihu— Tickets ma Clsthask.
Dropst—l'ltthori—ParaLTSlK—Pits— ir. Timab-.w Trains -onnert at 11 u.lsuu with C 7 k C R.H.
Dr. i/iiwint Bnyd, Diltimorr. t Tram- f-.r Akron and Gijalmca Full*.
‘•Dear Da. Arr.S! I cannot answer yon W,<rf complaint-, ; Passengers for New Philadelphia and Sdnilous ou the
I hare cured with your Pu.li Ivtf*r than to say all that t,.« ! Tu»camw a* Prune h nmst .take the P. M Train,
errr treated triih a putyafirr mniicin*. I phtcogreot depend- ' . h-kod tiiron.-h'to Cleveland. Toledo and Oil
once on an effectnal cathartic in my daily contest with Ui*- i engo
eaau, and believing as I do that y.mr Pills afford ns the beat '
we have, 1 of coarse ralnr them highly.”
45" Most ol the Pills in market contain Merrary, which,
although a valuable remedy in skillful hands, is dangerous
In a public nil), from the dreadful censiMineuccs that fre
quently follow Us incautious use. The«* contain no nn-ren
ry or mineral substances whatever
AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL
Hu long been manufactured by a practical chemist, and ev
ery onoco orit tinder Uls own rye, with Invariable accuracy
ami con. It Uauah-d and protected by law frr>m coun
terfeit* and consequently ran bo relied on u genuine,
without adulteration. It supplies the iiui-si remedy tho
worhUtn* ever known for the riire r.f nil jiulmonaty ’.-.-m
plaints; for Coughs. Cotds, Ibnr—ii-*-t, AlUmu, i?r.->t
whooping Cotigh. Urmii'lnlin. Incipient r<iti*uut|itfon.
the relief .it rousumptivo patient* In mlrniirpd stxigt-s - 1 the
dlseaso. A a lltue make* tlienc (acta » id*r and belter known
till* medicine baa gradually U-voiue tins boat reliance of tho
afflicted, from the logcabiit of the American peasant to Uie
palace* of European kings. Throughout this entire country,
in every atat* and city, and iudeod almost every htmilet it
contains, Cauur Pxotobal U known u the best of all remo
diee Or diseases of the throat and longs. In.many foreign
countries It is exteuslrely used by their most Intelligent
physicians. If thorp Is any dependence on what men of
every atalkiucertiry It has dime tor thorn; If n- e can trust
out owiiMnue when treaoe the dangerous auctions of the
lungs yield to It; If we can depend on the assurance of In
telligent physician*, whom business U to know, m short. K
there It any relianco ni«jn anything, then i* it irrefnuhlv
Croroti that tbb medicine does enru tho cla«* of Uteeiuwa it
i designed for beyond any and all other remedfo* known l«>
mankind. Nothing bnl its Intrinsic rtrin*-*, uni) the unmis
takable benefit kouJ<jrrrrt on thousand* ol euflerer*, roubl
originate and maintain the.repntaliou it enjoys. While many
interior remedies hav w bes-n thrust ii|--ii the n>itiuiuulir
Lave fallrd.iuid been discarded. tin, Ins gufh-- I fi lends l.v
every trial ,-. n f-rrrd I'HfM-. n the altli- te-1 «1.» v an u.-ih
forger.as,{ prl i— nm -m -nd rein*, k*bh- to
l*e birg .tlm.
Prepared by [ill J C A V KK. l’i s. t> ,1 and Analuical
ChfSlist. Lowell. Mo.-* . ntj».i.] I v all Il< .lr t i»t» nud leud
‘•re m Mi'dinne* everywhere hi.i d.ddawhP
AVER’S CHERRY I’ECT'dRAI. A\f>
I‘M I : ran ho«l. » hidomln nr n-tall, at
licaltn ana Htrcnfftb Rinat Inevitably
Follow Its I'ae,
B«rhavt»’fl J7r>llrm<l Hittcvra.
The celebrated Holland uem
edy for Dyapf|wla,Dt»/-m*r ..f the KtJueve, Liver Corn
pla'nta, WVskneev .<f my kind. l-Vver And Ague, and the va
rii u«ofleetK'ii* consrqnmt n|*iu a di-T.b irtl Stouiarh or
Lfser Furh ae !:; lig.-u.-i,. A. idity . f the Ftntu.uh.C'ohck)
Pairs. !l*atu.nrn. L-iev t-f Apl-eUln, Iw-sponder.cy, Costive
nests, Llir.i and Blending I’d<-* In til Nervous, Klieumatic
and NVnralgtc Alf-ctj.:.-, it has In ntini*r.>ti« Instaneix
provsj hi-hly bi-Le.’ 1 . a! and In ..{hers art... ted a decided
enre.
Ntturn Anils no new enemy to,.,oib«t, wiihthi* delight
ful ton* in the system It* effect* are aim-«t magical, yt-l
the mr« i-i iiiaii. nt li iiitnunicatre tin s•. lent ah<vk to
tho system, but by a vital en-rgv ! normal ac
u.-fi, enables It tn thr>,w ..n the ,’snse. and thus t 1.-ir.mghly
eradicate* the disease
Wh*n its medicinal virtue* *im > nn(*<-r*a!ly *<kn--wb
odge-1. and particularly here, wUr* it has Is-come so pofm
lai as a family medicine, that It i* sold by many of the pro
cor*, as well os by all the druggist*, It would s-em needle**
to ofldi Inrthcr *viJ«n L -«; yet As there ar* doubtless s..uu
wh.i hare tjfod many adv. niscj rem<sli.a. and still «uf.-r
fr-m DyepPn«Jal n one nr more of its Jrieidful Pirns, sre « U N
*u4n the following cortihcatea, tn.- cntln ntiftty i.f wl,,ch
cannot hed-ttUed. cwoung as tln-y d<- trnm persoti* »-■ w. ||
known
, Wrn Srhodunsii.E*-!, the veil fcn«JWiil.jn,.-> R r»|.Ui «a,s|
1 “I LaTehwjoenUy ii*<v] Borvhat» H.-llaml Bnt.-r. an, J find
It invariably r»ln tcs ladhtesilon nn«l '
U«t. Samnel Dalx-ock «ar«- ••! found »j-.oUl jrlul fn»m
lu e*. far a set. r« hia-fiJi.*. «.it, »l„ i, | t lA> j i.,,,., ,nf
fored."
J \F. WixMwell. lU-T .«*»■• -I h*t.< n*»«l H>«tfitvr * i!«.l
and I3l[t«-r* n.y^lf.tnJ r-xi'inniPii.t li i Lu»«itiei(
tefiajuftt what It i* rrj»..*<'btnd "
Aid. Jonathan .Vcvlr, of Lower ft*. CUfr, *T
rtrwl pnd fieoefll frcun tti n»» r- 't" ° * r •
Mti: “ A Her tctt-ml j.fijticluna had failed
DorrlitTr’t Holland Hitters ruui»«t"l tfi* j,uin my h.-urt
and ■lda.arlalng from indie-*iion "
TLi* editor of lliu Kit tannins »»*• !*»*•»■. *irr “A ftrr i,ur
c.f the tawt physician* in till* |4are tia.l (hII.m!, K.ij burr'*
Holland Bitirra cur»-*| me ol llu- v.orst torn. D)-*}>«].*ia ”
Fronrt* Felix, only wanufaituror <>f Hu-. ii<inal*‘Kxirart
or Coff-.-e,"sayr “1 know that Votir lluilond hitler* Muneot
-*bf Uwt modi, ii.cn i 0 the world I.T a diw.rd.-r-d .<..mfcrh
or liver.”
Dc Ludwig,editor of the Fackel, Ualdmoro. primonncea
It “ametliciuedeacrviug the ounlidcaew of Ihuimldtc.”
Dr. Lift hart, the leoulug German phystciau ol l‘--nna. ho*
proscribed it frequently during the post lln-roe \.nr«;«iib
marked vneceas In debit itutnl state* of the dir-otiw orcans,
or of (he system p-uernlly
The managerof Bailout Vinegar Factory, says: “1 used
it myself, and was therefore induced to try it* effect ni>on
my wile,(troubled with tho groat debility common to all ot
a consumptive habit,) aud really it i* doing h-r more good
than anything she has ever taken."
NOTICF-—Whouver expect* tu find in this n hororagu
will U dlsnppoiuted; but to the sick, weak and h-w «*;.lrirv-it
It will prove a gratelul arnmaOc cordial, i—rosscd of singu
lar remnllal prupertir*.
CAUTION I The great jopularity of this delightful Aro
ma, has iodnrod many Imitations, which the jmLlic should
guard against purchasing. Be not perauadwl to buy any
thing else until yon have given Bawbave's Holland Bitter* a
fair trial. Ouo bottle will convince yon buw infinitely suite,
rior It Is to all tbcao imitatlirns.
at $1.01) per bottln. or six bottles for $5.00 by tb<
s»U Proprietor*. BENJAMIN PAOK, CYF,
corner Smitlsfield aud Third at*., Puuburgb.
PliifaJelphla, T. W. Dyott k Sons, No. 132 North Second
etreot; New York, Barnes k Park, 304 Broadway, corner
Duane; Baltimore,Cusbare Brothers, Gay slroet, and Pean
3lvanla Aveum-t Ciaclnuatl, Jolm D. Park; Chicago, Bar
ay Brothers, 213 Sooth Water street; St. Louis, Haroard
Adams k CO4 New Orleans, J. Wright 4 Co.
M:lyd4wF *
ECEUII AYE’S HOLLAND BITTERS—IOO
d<’7. on Iminl nlid for sale by
B. L. FAIINEST-XIR 4 CO ,
ctimev of Wood nad Fourth strw-t#
C" ARTEH'S SPANISH “MIxTUHE^A
g>K>.| snpply on hand and for sale by
Ye whoConildera line Head of llwtr
OTA I URK’S GREATEST .ORNAMENT,
It btrt vro It Is too lato nse ’
SANDER'S SCALP TONIC
wolch rcu.™ Hi. hralih, condilion of tl„
S i», fr “' r u " bal J - *®l fli-ck. aay
Its foUing out, aud becoming thin.
aud by ’(be Pro
pnetttr,SlXTH STUKKT, two di*>ro Ix-low Smltlifli-hl .t
niylC
INDIA miBBEK HOSE.—:i.ioo ft fnnu
K to 10 inches in ralibre.Tl and 4 ply thick, whul-U f..r
iiydrankFlcoml-rtts. Fire and Lnr om .>tiTo Engine pnnini,-.
forwtlehy - dri>_ J-4 11. PHILLIPS'.
OCHRE- -oO l.bls. American anil Freu<*h
fur Mill by B. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO
Doll _ comer Wood aud Flr»i iu-
Hides.— ' * --
107 Groeii Fallal IlidcA
70 Dry Flint
Jnst received and for sale by
SI'niNGRH lIAIIBAthIH
New crop sugar & molasses— ~
lOhbils.N. O. Sugar;
20 bbis. N. 0. Btolonsro,
Rec’d Gils day and for mdc by LITTI.F 4 CO
- f»o. 112 ben.lid street.
OUNDRIKC-IOiJ h",, rlioic-o ~NcHhnnmi(-k
P W«*r 1201 HU. Fall an rt Winter Apples;
«• P*wtCider, purojniro;
New Philo, Sugar Cuml Ilamt,
. Fmall lot or old Fhonldcr*. rood i.rdw
Id store aud fur sale at 27 fifth stroat. ILIIIDDLK
IDER.—O bl>l". Swoot Cider l«»r nalo by
-° p 8 HENRY 11 COLLtS’S.
BLANK BOOKS.— On hand, nr' inaiif* Yn
onlei in superior manner
0- JOIINSTH-Jico.
‘A'ji Hlaofc Pooh Wfti.huuw i: W.-hl Sf
SUNDRIES.— Tenn. P|our7 lbifsookH viS
OR- brand*; de de 78 bid*. Hroadwir JIUls: Sum*,. -7
;.r,rr Oran*. M l.bl*. ™ .Iram-t Fnnn* fern £
J «» IHA All HICKEY*""
HOPS.— 10 bales Prime New York Hops in
llnra .Rd for *nlr by dc2 B »AHBApfill.
n Tral* will l««r« the I*iu*enger Station of the Paona.
Molasses- -
*9® Pri®* Plantation (Oak Coopcraeo,) „ Exprcw Pa««ng»r Train will leave PitUbargh at 4:20 o’ck
x ' * Kr Jamp* Bnjpir n.TUfc-, •• P. Jl, ami arrlveat CftaoetlsvlUA at P. M.
* ■ fc,r “l e at pricea anil eccomoiodAtlntr KCU'MtxQ—Kipress Tralu will leara OcmnellcrlUa at C
- y WM.SnrcnEr.TREE; J*,* Bno K 9 AU„ romping wllbftbo BlalrtTllla Art»otno
01120 , _ SOOT.ihortj- ftrrel. | tnr o *^™^ 11 jj 1 ,tu ‘ I I: ** ,r ‘**J which arrlreaat Pitta*
. ,^T'^ n ] y or J. VTPratt’a ! ‘ Train will leave ConnelliTille at £OO P. Jkl, and ton*
L,, m ' w «o. 1 Norfolk Oyitm, iuranaor In ahcll , Meta wiib the BrintonAe/vramodallaa Train on the Penna.
V the bb|. or box, wholesale ao<l retail. Will warrant I B*nroaJ, whi. li arrive* at Pittsburgh at &00 p. M.
tijem equal, If not anperior, b> ant Oj»t<> bronchi to this I freight to ana from Pittabnrgh and ftatJona on tba Pitta*
<lcA jj RipDT.v bnrgb and OoaaelUrlHe Railroad, will be wcdred and do.
Cl PA MIC Li RPnipFoTVii V~~ —; —: ‘ Ureredal tbaoour Depot of tha Penna. RaOroad Ooopaaj.
\ “ dHUhN—2j bills, for sale by Banting Allaire Cooebet Sir Mt. Pleasant, Uaiiatown,
hr? y ll _ B.A. PamrcarOCK A CX). . Prostbnrg and Cumberland leave Connollsrlll* rrgnltrfy on
SUCka, 50 lbs. I ,b M«uKl'nraniis!| l |!im u W.. 1 N..tm »lU>
.LP ■ by the plank road, with Mount Pleasant, gomeraot. Berlin.
Si - • t r.rrn.R .en ! s.njp« l !b,cini>i»tiuia,*o. *
V 7 tKWI® A RBQKRTON, 107 Wood etroet, 1 orA fl BUCMTQHI, Pcpi.
iSrtiiral.
AYEH’B PILLS.
11. J- FAIISESTiJCK A
'••>n.cr r.f Wood mh! Fourth rla.
WIIAT IT 12 T*OIXO |MK THE *ICE
» U FAHNF.STOCK * CO.,
cortur of Wood ao>l Fourth streets.
DKLAY MOT,
Katltcaiß.
185 9. PtnnirlTtnU BtQrotd.
Jantwry 13th,
THE FAST .MAIL TRAIN learea the Passenger Station
every morning, except Sunday, at B.CJ o’clock. Pittsburgh
time, arriving in Philadelphia at ILAO P. JL
THE EXPRESS TRAJX leave* the Staliun every eve
ning at 9..’(0,
The J.iim't-.wu Accommodation train leaves Pittsbargb
•l.tilj, except Snnlay, at 2&uo’clock, P. M-, iirpptn; at all
stations, auJ as fir ti» Coutiuangh. first Awoo
modatfon Train for Turtle On—k Bridav, 1-arc* daily, except
Sunday, at It* tOam. Th- .~o i.d Accommodation Train tor
Turtle iT.-.-k leave*<huly.SnDilaj excepted, atj'tlU P. M-**»
Th* Thir 1 A'-eutiitn »lat„.n Train f>r Turtle Cr.'*k learaa
• I'.ilr. except rcnd*v. ti._-i p. >L
ln Pittsburgh asf.dl.rwr—tlxprca*
l.lj p. m.: Mad. jOd a. in . Johnstown Accommodation ll
* iu; Kir<d Turtle t’r<-. k Aco..mm.>d*tiwi.. C.bu a. IU- Second
A- cornmndarion. Uk-Wp. m • Third A.. ..nim-dation. HD p.m.
.: BUsr»rtl!c :ii t !’.JUtis connect at fllairsTille
1 lit. 1 1-. t.-.i. u Kti \l«,| Train Ear.l. Express Train West, and
lII* J- l.::«t ru A ••(mm.’.Ut.on Trnlti ilast ami West.
i'iu*; 'i hi l :i.«Tiii,’ Tiwns tipping ai nil
ii -ii< n I'lttAl ur.i. nn 1 <\>duolWvilL head, If>aTp
i i.-i, «* I- !l -M«il Train,TtOChu tn ; Expr***
n:ng Tfd.os Uuui ritii!<urgli nnl
n-r JMt-liUrrh. 11 * u, * n .|
I ii.' I: a-. • i.u.> \> ,il H i.» I Loir loti rout,
in/ In? ii/rn r ! • ii<t‘.l Ly liio I‘cDixjlTftnUß*ii
i •.*•!. <>i tim r.-r...w ..ff/wi rannot L-t: furpaii
t-<J .’ti anr othrr i >ut« At tin- r.a.i h LallaittpJ with stone.
»ii.| f‘ i :;r:i-*! • lit— f. tn <lust, ran promise safety, speeJ
M'< " ii.: it : .II «t. t;i»» Li .r this r.u.l with their pit-
P-trv t- .Vo« V it.
•• •• l'hi!ailcl;.hu
•• I.ADCnMIT
.
clif.-krd to ail MMiul.a uti tbe IVmattrunl-4 Rail
I.- >».l. tin.l t- 1 Philadelphia, llonim-i,- au>t Nn> I'ork.
1‘ ujc.-n purcb2«iug ln cars will h*, haig. .MVi.
in a/Jdnna t" tb* Station rai. *. i tr. |.t »r.;tn ,-tat ion-«
f if ilk t'iimjv!nv lu« no ap*t»r.
VjTI I Infstf ■! !•-»•*. tin* I’ntuj-aiiS *» 111 I, .1.1 tLrtn
all I lli.l CTtwlihß flw»
N It- Tin- Ki.-I'lai. r 1-iuuibim l.lue Inu bavii •iu ( ,!.,)«!
• tii-v an.l lugga?? t--Hnd from iho Dopot,
.-I--. .‘—l. f.r flip'll a.,-1
at -t
Usehr*.
I •• I
J. STEW ART, Ast.,
M •!.« |“ l! it. Passenger Station,
...l Liberty and Grant st.-
Pittsburgh, Wheeling ami! Clnclhnatl
ilailroad.
The trains on this road run
daily. ("Sundays excepted,) os follow?:
heave Pittsburgh—
\ Arrive—S miner villi, a. u.
6.30 A. M. CoLL'IIDC, P S.
I Cincinnati, r. if.
) R> Uiii Train connections arc made for
Newark. Cdnnibits, Citirinnatl. button. ludionapolie, Terra
Uauta and St Louis. This tiuin pots not p.un to l oiTr*
nil. a ntruiNviLt t>s hi vex Line.
1 Anile—WetLSTlU-E. fi;i4 A. M
ft 30 A M Steubenville, «:&>( a u
" JU A ' m - i BiuooeeokT. 11:12a. »
) BtLXJUIR, U.
| Arrive —STtmcyviLLX, 6:io p. u.
9 90 P A/r ' Uelllaix, p. a.
aI.JU t* M. j. Cotwmcs, boo a. a.
J Cixcmtim, b:4S a. U-
By this train connections are made via Steubenville and
Beltoair for Zanesville, Newark, Coinmbni, Dayton, Indian
■|>oUs, Terre Haute, Cincinnati and fit. LouU.
Steubenville—with Steubenville end Indiana Railroad,
for Columbus, Imliaanpolis, Terre Haute, Cincinnati tad
fit. l/oiis.
Uridßi-i-.Tt—with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for Cum-
Lerlaud,Haitituore «n<p Washington City.
wt*hit]g to go by Uii» route, most Ail for
Tl< kett ria St.-übent illc oa Ucilvair.
Tkket to all u.inti are sold at the Ticket Office in Pitts
burgh and Allegheny City.
Pawcugert ran got any information concerning this Une
at the ofllco •>( *li.« Company, (Mouungabeia House,) Pitta>
burgh K I‘ 01. ASS, Ticket Ag't, Penn at. Depot.
I , J. A. CAUOHEY, Agt^
wf-1 —id Mnuonp*U«da Uottse, Pittsburgh.
' ' UAiLKUAu Notice.
ffMIK I*IITSBUHGiI, FT.
JL V.'AVNB a Chicago nAii.i*a
RoAD COUP AS \, with us ample Rolling Stock and equip
n">nt. an<tit« through i.iime-tuin*, a prrparodto transport
I > a.*senc’‘i* a>»l Irutn I’Uibidelpbia and Pittsburgh
Ctu-A, -. :-i. 1., ms Jii<Uru)n|Kiti«, Cincinnati, nndall place*
\t»-st .uni .-..utliw-At. With spiral degree of regularity and
Th«’ fn't It<nt lh>« ii a,| t>;;n« a dir-.1 and '■••nsolkladed
fiiii'ln i wfeH i‘itt»t>ur);li and Cldi ngn, ti a vulfl.iout guar
ml'-ij iluii liainiklll iaal:.-g .-l unit*, and r.>nn»rticins
wiiii Tram- -n ..ther R.*uK
JMtsbui jh. i Cn-ntUne i Ft. Wayne
h- •' Man ''TM il. | 2 f«' f. M. ' V. K.
hxpn-ri ».lo r u. I 1005 p it. ; Lii A M
Mail Tram 1.-. n -» Pittsburgh at j.2u i n , art i ring in Oil
ratfo id I 4 / t v Lx pr»ss at 2 >«J p «.
lUa'II i'ivinva?-—Mail tn!a at '.'l p >i
ti atuat t,i> i. -j.
Ttie 3.4.'. a. u. Train fr in Putstmrgli Ulug n Traiu for local
biiAtnors i»ov»«u»Un «! Cre-.tiine t,j Kiuica* train ftvrn
I’lUibnrrti at 2 15 r . a
All Train* m.-»ke cion.' ronu.vtions al Cn-atUno f.ir C<dum
bii*. cmutmail, luiiianojioli* and St. Lonir. also, ut P,.rt
Warm-with Train? on Wabash and Western Railroad for
L*faj>ttp,C-ntral IlUfK.ii and St l- ni- sho rf Fuixst with
Tr:uiii on tin- M U 4 I. K. R.R
Fi.ui 1 lii.aro .Ft Win. .Ci«-«tlii,.. An IMi.i/g
t- : Mn.i 1 j
C S Mail .r4sr u; 5 K . v Jj- v. rm t 910 r u
Kxpr»»« iaj,. a. u j 2 be- p. «. |10.06 p. H j 7 :jj a. u.
TUI.-*. Tiami make i liiwi-unocvtlTO* with Trains for Phila
delphia, H-ilUnmi-* and \*w Volk.
1 lain* fi&m >t. lndianapolis, Clnrlnnatiand CVlnm
hus at Crmtline with all returning
Tnu:i* Ai It. Wayne, Tramsfiom St. Lotija, Central Illl
u'.ilj. LnCtyrtie, and int: immediate pluses, connect with abore
Trams At arc msdrwith Trnics to and
from C.r*. u.riati. ?|Hinqd-|il and Par ton.
A.'.v tin.• Pin,.t TtaiKA—Leave New RrighUm f..r All*-
ch- i.y at 0 lo , a ,1 :v, p 0 25p. st. i.«-avo All*eli.-nr
hit New Riiohti.ii.it lu a. k. and 4.20 P. m
. n<-. ird ihrongh, and no < bar gw tir hsndUug.
Fwi i ictru and luirV.er mf. rni'ation apply t.i a T JnIIW
STwN, Agent, .»t the tir. nt Western UaUroad office,dlrajrjy
on iho.onn-r of-Ut»2dononc«h«la Tr.'t,*-.
t-rTnncSrZ"J 7 T£
1 " 11.-w. Chics};.l. ..I t |h„ Agi'iilS at 11.0
StatiioOi kt;nq thn li u^.
To ctiman-inw on MuNDA V. 2<Hh,aiiJ euutiune
Until fu> Hi. r i„.u,r-
.1 J ItUt’HTON. n.-ti IWcimlPr'l Ar'l
1< W. lIUKJA IV'»'r A K rr.t, OiK-iii-w,
.1 11 MtK)Rj-L Sup't. my2i)-tK:27
Winter ArrAuCemeni.. 1857*
OJ. LONS, ALTON ANI)HSIhut
Oi'inoAiio railroad — nnewHnpUmU'■sssl
>iii-! uft< i ■ »'TOLL It Vi», Train v will ntn as ?
OOIN'G SOUTH.
i-'s.v-.- CUic-rtf,-.. »t 11:30 a. ii. and lfc3or «
.Unrr hi -t 'tkMi. 11. au> | l.'o r U.
oorxo nojith.
I.CHT.‘ Fuji St 1-oii. st «:00a. II and 4:30 P. u
Arnv,- ill Cl»».-ap u r,t t*. u. slut G:45 a *i,
OON’.VKCTIOX.'v
At CHICAU'i, with all-the Great Eastern ami Nnrtberu
Line*.
At JOLIET, with Kook Maud Railroad West, an t “Cul
Off. tu/t.
At PLOKiA JUNCTION’, with I'ooria and Ounawka JUil
nwd fur Krona, tialreburgh, llorlingtou am! intermediate
places.
At HLOOMINUTOV, with Illinois Ceutral HaJln>ad, North
ami Sooth.
At SPRINGFIELD, with Groat TTosterri (III.) Railroad,
Ka»t for Decatur, Ac.; West for Jarkaohrlllo and Naples.
At ALTON, w ith Terre Haute and Alton Railroad East
ami kteamerw on the (liver.
At ST. LOL’IA, with Ohio and Mlsa. Railroad East, Weal
by Pacific Railroad and Missouri steamers to Northern Mie
•nurt, Kansua and Nebraska Also, to oil points on the Illi
nois and Mississippi rivers.
O'-Through Tickets can be obtalued >t all the principal
Railroad Offices. , r
83»Tnrougb Tickets and Freights as low as Ly any other
Route. '
A. 11. MOORE, General Superintendent.
K. M. GOODJUCII Oen. Eastern Agent. noS mr?:dly
Pennsylvania BsUrotO.
THE ORE AT CENTRAL fig ww fT?!** rew rffri
Route, connecting the
ciiio* with Western, North-Western, sod Bcmth-Wwlern
States by a continuous Railway direct. This road also coo*
necta at Pittsburgh with dally lino of Stauoers to all port*
on tlie Westurn Hirers, and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to all ports ou the North-Western making
direct, cheapest, and reliable route by which
FREIGHT can bo forwarded to and from tho Great Wat.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA A PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLASS—Bouts, Shoos, Hats and'
Caps, Books, Dry Goods, (In boxes, bales
and trunks,) Drugs, (in boxes and bales)
Feathers, Purs, Ac.
SECOND CLASS.—Domestic Shoe ting.
Shirting and Ticking, (in original bales)
Drugs (in cask*.) Hardware, Leather,
(In rolls or boxes) Wool and Sheep Pelts,
Eastward
THIRD CLASS.—Anvils, Stool, Chalaa~(lo'
casks,) Ilsrap, Bacon and Pcnk, tailed
(l.xise or in casks,) Tobacco, manufactur
ed, (except Clffura or Cut,) Ac., Ac
FOURTHCLASS.—OoITeo, Fish,Bacon, Beef 4
and Pork (In casks or boxes. Eastward,)
Lard and Lard Oil, Nalls, Soda Ash, Ger
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Kotin, Ac
FLOUR,—«I,OO per bbl. until further not;
GRAIN—In car loads 45aper 100 !ba. qnt
COTTON—{2 per bale uot exceeding 600
flirtber u..ti.v.
«3LJ» shipping goodf from any point east of Philadel
phla, beteu un.lar to lArl- package* “rtu. Fmntylvanus
ItaUroad. All Uiv-dsronsigned to tho Agents of this Road
at Plutadel|>Lla or PiUabiirgb, will be forwardod without
detention.
FRttnnr Aoexts-C. E. Evan*. U Kilby street, Boston-. J.
P Clarke, No. 2 Bator Ilonae, aud No. 1 William street, and
John McDonald, No. 8 Battery Place, New York; Pierce A
Co-. Zanesville, Oc Irwin A Co, and Springman A Brown.
Cincinnati, o. R. C. Mddrum, Madison, In<L£Dume*nlt
Bull A Co, and Carter A Jewett, Louisville, Kt • p Q O 1 ’
Rlioy A Co., EraniTUle, R. P. Haas,fit. Mod Bar
ris, Wornley A C-i., Memphis, Term.; Leech A Co., Chlracu.
11l i J. P. ntasa, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; K. J. Boecder, P&Ha • Mai
grawA Eoona, Baltimore; D. A. Stewart, Pittabnrch. '
11. H. HOUSTON, Gcn'l Freight Aceut, Plillq.
11. J. LOMUAERT,BopL, Altoona, Pa. laA-i*
Pl' ~ = —
lUibnrgu and CotmelsvUlc HallroadT'
TUK PITTSBURGH
Oinnrll#yill« Railroad U
opßaed for tIM tmntportotioa of paisenpcn aod freight to
ana from Pittsburgh and ConufllstJUe, codww4loc with the
iVima. Ootral Railroad at BrUiton’* Station.
Arrangrmcote b*re elw l*V‘n mad* iriih tho Pena*.
Irr * , ‘ %7 * Ulch U, " ,n * h freight to Philadelphia
and ILiltlmorv will bocarnM from point* on the pjtt*.
bui-Rb an,] tVnoelsvilU flailroad, by mr loada, onYavnrabl*
UtUNiRo or Trams— On and alter Mou4*t. 2Stb Dar
lolloTnu* ei i:< r W,H ** ,an Jail/,'.except Knodaye, *j
OCTOBER 36, 1857.
piTTSBCRGH, COlPa-RgM.na»aH
- B Railroad, viaStirßcrniti.
u> OUtninu vitont chxnfficf C&i—7bCutaA
*<iS in daylipfu,
T^“u*VJS£?i T ' Iw Pmna
Depot, dailv fKr,r^ U lo * Te th * P*°o Street, Pittsburgh
ISOL K 4 lot Tea Plttabnrgb At
Junction at TJtOx *.{r J i ohCt . toD a 60 > (bnafctm At Cadll
.•imiMi Bl ft 30 p, u ' t,l ' ,ai cinat to and am'Teaat Cio
ShCONT) TRAlN'—\,ar» t> .
S.BO P- M JDnrti^^^ 1 ,^ 6 *
md amres at (\oetnLu flw * Colnmlma 1,00 a.
turnon ? 1 t. r i: *• «- ttuppiog If .U ttA
sbt» r.nto Pa»aen,-.,. k ,
and dirni linn r.vto Pittfbc^h7. WrUla
ciuoati and the a'titlwn and untjth ®* n *
appointments and management, neT^n-,*..^! 51 ''*’ ,B i **
rl£ road In th» Colon. Mh * «r tnt
Ttt.ni rmme.-t «t with the Sjuduskr Uan«<ui4
A Newark K. ti It Mr. Verona, Saadnaky. tm£?“S2
Chicago. * M
At Coi.UMPCP with CVlnmbra, pj.jn H and Indiana a »
f ir Pwjna, Urban*. True, Foreat tc.
At A US'IA will, the barton, Xenia A Belpro and Indiana
Central H. H. for Springfield. Payton, Rlrltiannd, lotliano
olia, lamlmlUv Central Indians, Ontral ntlardi IjifkrettZ
Teire Haute, St. Louis, ic. ’ * *
At llOKßoWwith Lhe Cincinnati, IFflmlortoottid Zacat
villa R. R. far Washington,CirclertHe and LaneatUr
At LO V KI, A Sl* With r«Ada f..t llllUboM, Oatndiiaand Porta
month.
AT CINCINNATI with the CMt'o tf &fissisiipj>{
Onnge U 11. far .Madison. Louisville, New Albany, £rua
villa, Tinrvnnc*. Cairn, CcutnU Illinois, £t. Lotus,Jcffcm*
rliy, Kamtas, Nebraska, and all points nti the Illinois, Mil
•ouri and U.ssippi river*.
F ARK AS f.OW AS BY ANY OTHER EOCTC—BAOQAGB
CHECKED UZBOUOU.
F«r through th'LcM by this route to theprlndpal Wtnui
4Ki> Sournstot CitJQ, pleaso apply at the Gnat BTtfter n
Ticlrt directly on the miner of llm Mounanbela
Uoaeo. I’jttebnrgh; oral Ov
turn.
<S“ASK FOR TICKETS “VIA BTKIJBISSTOI£*«Gt
All information roncernlng the above Lina and ill eg a
nation*, together with through freight ntM &sd contract*
will lo fumUliwl on application lo T. SOOTT STEWART,
Apent, Federal Btre«t Station, Allegheny, or TJcfcetOinrit
P-nneireet, Pimborgb. IRA A. HUTCHINSON,
_ General TUkelAgeut, Cninmbos, Ohio
W W P. \O!.FY, Snj.t., ColnmLna, O.
l.tviTrrrK DrrrrrtT, Stentenville, 0..
<■>'“l General Agfnt.
Great Western Mall ELonta.
C'l ALEJtA AND CUI-ia. —iraßßaßßßwr*
T CAGO TTnlou Railroad, M-ii.&SlI
Listbr Fnmport, Galena and Dunleith, fiom C B NTH-Ai-
DEPOT, Lot of LAKE STREET, connecting at Dnniolth
wllbstuamtrtr.tr St-Paul and tbs Upper Mississippi.
WELLS STREET DEPOT. ■
FULTON AND lOWA IJNE—For Dixon, Fallon, sad
Central lowa. Paxsengers Tor lowa, Nebraska and Kansas,
will find t)Ua the most expeditions rente, ft being an Air.
Lino to (be Mississippi, and shorter by fifty vttits than any.
other line, connecting at Fulton*njth tuo Great lowa Stag*
Co., for all points in lowa and the n«t
BELOIT AND MADISON LINE—For BoMt, Janesville.
Madison and Control Wisconsin.
FOX RIVER VALLEY LINE—For Crystal Lako, Mo
Henry, Rlcluuond, and points North.
Two trains doily, Sunday excepted, for all of tbs above
points, making close connections wito. the Eastura Roads,
and with packets on the Mississippi, north and smith.
P. A. HALL. But*. | tnr*lTd.-frl l MUM B, TUBBIR, Fmt.
Liverpool, PbllftdolpDl* and New York
Screw Steamship Company.
The splendid steamships^***
forming the above Hue will sail from Ne«2ttfili&
York as follows;
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Cnpt. Ultch, Jan-7tb, J«S
KANOABOO, •* Jeffrey, Feb. 4th. -
And each alternate Thursday.
From Liverpool every alternate Wednesday.
Faro from New York, Cabin $75, Third Claas*3o.
“ Liverpool, « $lOO, $B5, AJ76,Third Class $45
Belem Tickets «niiUU» fur six months l#T SBTBtCUSS
of the line. * '
Cabin, $140; Third Class, $:o. . ;
These Steamship* ore eappiiod wfth iepturai
oompartment*, and carry experienced BvttjSonri ; .
Pencßs.ibont proceeding to Europe, or wishing to
for their friends frvm-the old country, can pnrehasa ticket '
and obtain all information by applying to J. G i*if t
Broadway, N. Y, gable 4 Cortes, I*7 Brwdway, N. yZct
JOHN THOMPSON, 410 Liberty rt_ Pittsburgh
certificates by first class Sailing Packets b*>
tw«n New 1 ork and Liverpool. Drafts sold by the above*
d*2B—apB *
Dollnr Savings Bank,
A*o- « ftntrth Strut, Middle Horn, JontS Aoo Btaldina
OPEN DAILY FROM 9 TO 2 O’CLOCK,
also on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, Trom filar
first to November first, from 7 to 9 o’clock; and from No
vember first to May first, from 6 to 8 o’clock.
Deposits received of all sums net less one Dollar,
and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, la
Jons and December. Interest was declared at the rata ot
six per cent per annnm.ln December, 1885. also.lnJnne
and December, ISMS, and rune, 1807.
Interest, if not drawn ent, is placed to the credit tbs de
positor ss principal, and bean the same interest from tbe first
days of June ana December, compdnndJng twice a year with
out troubling tbe depi-sitor to call or area to present his
pass book. At this rate, money will doable in than If
ytan, making lu tbe aggregate nonr aim e*i cat texxs*
A TXAJL
Books containing the Chart*
lations furnished gratfs.ru apj
PretiJait-IGEOi
vies rac
Hopewell Hepburn. 5
George R. While, 1
Jam«* Shidlc,
James W. Heilman,
Alexander BnulL-y.
John S.Ccigravp,
Juhn 0. B&ckofeu,
LHU Bargain,
Albert Cnlberteoo.
John B. Canfield,
J. Gardner CotEn,
Alonso A. Carrier,
OsTld Campbell,
Charles A. Coltou,
William Dongtaa.
Francis Felix,
George F. OUmerc,
James S. Hood,
William ?. Haveti,
Sferrtnry and Ttrasurrr—{
anltlyd—oclO
GEORGK K. AHNOLD A CO.,
T 3 ASKERS, EXCHANGE, STOctf ANU
JD Bill Broker*.
Current and Uncurrent Mowy Bought arid Sold
Slocks bought aod sold on commission.
Btmioea Paper, Bonds and Mortgages, City,
Ball load Bonds pnrebaaed and negotiated.
Collections pt..mp:ly attended to.
nolS
OF JOfl]
SXffiSl,- -UEDrOttDCu,
wsiersctoo.
ODNNKtunuj? " mrom 1 co ’
UNIONTOWN * A * * ,TTK CO.,
BROWNSYILLti "
NBW BRIGHTON, “
INDIANA rvSSSFf <X) -
DepocitJ r6c«>lT«<i, lilarunnt* made, Dr*f». ,
»od collfctM, Bank Sot* and S»U 1^1^"“
SrcnritiM
mtarion. CoitrsiwikL neb and cwllwrliona •olkjtrd.
N HOLMES & SON, DEALERS IN FOR
. ElOS.jdDomt.Ucßill, of r
o. uepocdMSMk No.».na Spool* No. 69
.h“ g «^uSi!rsix m ‘ d " ™*"
Cemetery Marble Worku,
• V " 333 Liberty Street, below Wayne
-|',TTBB«Ran, pa. 3 '
MATTHEW LAWTON
practical marble iq n n
WISHES RESPECTFULLY TO Ik
furu» till friends and the public MoerallT that i»
“• teased the a bore premises, for the nunnfacture and*»ale
of erery variety of Marblo Wort, ench m
Monument*, Tombs Tablets and Gravestones
-f e\-ry variety and
ALSO,
Usutle Plena,
CVntn* TaLN,
l*f**r, Boreao
Stand Top«,
Wbjdi li# in Offering u lowaa any other ertablbhmfnfwMt
of the mountain* Ill* «tock li eaUrelr n7w
■elected by Mnuelf, expresriy to r
p«po«d to build BnriaS VnoL, en<!££ SSIS*
LU or Htoua, and to execute any otbeTwork tnhll
any of the Cemeteries adjoining Fittabtogb ' &
R..-T " '“SKfiLr .
, ?°hSouSSfiur,'
fessssjsK^’
W. F. uSTm.'S,' J liiif l '
The Trade furcljhcd with all HM, ofPoj?i^ r * n„
either fluULed or In the
meat, Water and UnUriUe Lime. JS filter' pSta. h^t
d .“bS u sS'" k ’ *” o/ '"' k, ‘^S™r; h ,
COO per 100 lb*
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES—
Bert Madder Print*. n-
Heary Plaid Ltn*eyi_ .'..."jS ir*
Pine all wool FUnnela.^...... £L ** e
N.wrtyi.DcLaine.-...r::: -•vS? 5®
A- a.Mason says..?; rmb» nt
•75c per 100 the.
• 65c tba.
00c per 100 B)*
{STATIONERS' HARDWARE,—
KJ Copying Prps««i and ftiroltura for do
B tamping “
Oißco Calenders.
BUI Files,
Cancelling FH«*.
__ “ Hammers.
Bill Head Bnj**,
fS£i op ’ “■ s 1
Post Office « |
Tin Cntteri. I
p«k Wdgbts,
»Rfw , t rariety,
bogllah Slates, with aodoTsl fraiu**
Oennmn, Iron ami porcelain Slates,
locketKnlTea, Erasing do.
Jost rsrelred an.l for by
oc3o ’
til farther uotice
Qm weight, until
J_/ MATTDiGS, dc. No. 87 Focnhgtreet near Wood.
Tj'NVfIt.OPKH—
JCi huff,
Wheat Family Flow
-100 fii*. » ’
For «alf by d«U
I N ® IG ,°. Sr. Float a.vd Manilla—looo lbs.
oo bind md for *dc by B. L. TAUKTBTOCS * CQ.
SUMAOK--73 sacksjust received by steamer
f*ny Fgrn *ad far «*lo by I3AIAII PICKET* CO.
r'JODHSH-lu ten. CJ. B. Codfish ,
/ UIU d»y and for Mle by T. HITtl! j™ 0 .:
Extra family white avhpat
rLoua-ioi, bbb.d»i,
—■— t. urns t co.~
Gr Qrttil
'Su f- “fflafiSSßßßk
kaitroata
Stfamsfiijs.
Jttonttatp,
ter. By-Laws, Bales end Rs
pplicatloo et the office, e
JUGS ALBREE
John H. Ehoenberger
Charles Knap,
N. Gratltyi Morphy,
Theobald Umstoetter,
Isaac M. Penunck,
William J. Andcraen
tan&TEa
James Derdman,
James D. Kelley,
William 3. Inreloy,
P. A. Madeira
John Q. Mellor,
Walter P. Marshall,
Wilson Miller,
A. BL Pollock, M. V
Henry L. Rlogwalt.
Robert Robb,
John M. Sawyer,
George S. Seldcn,
AlexanderTindle,
‘CHARLES A. COLTOjt.
feHhwlyF
w. a. iumr,
AUrteat nod 24 itr—t
white,
AMBER,
EMBOSSED and
EIfAMELLEIfc
Wit. 0. JOQKBTOv k CO
autionan, K Wood
JAMES OABPXtS.